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Resource: Marriage Law Foundation Links to other marriage amendments and related court cases	1703
Artist hit for refusal on beliefs An evangelical Christian photographer was brought before the New Mexico Human Rights Commission after she declined for religious reasons to photograph a same-sex commitment ceremony.	2063
California Supreme Court Rules Doctors Must Provide Treatment That Violates Their Religious Beliefs By Thaddeus M. Baklinski SAN FRANCISCO, August 19, 2008 (LifeSIteNews.com) - A lesbian woman in California has won a law suit in which she claims doctors at a fertility clinic discriminated against her based on her sexual orientation.	1708
California Supreme Court Ruling Threatens Medical Care and Religious Freedom, Says Americans United for Life The California Supreme Court today ruled that patient demand for nonessential, elective care trumps the freedom of conscience of physicians and their ability to practice medicine in accordance with their religious or moral beliefs. MarketWatch - Aug 18, 2008	1299
Canadian Catholic Priest Opposes Same-Sex Marriage, Faces Possible Prosecution Examples of how any faith community in Canada that does not embrace their modern redefinition of one of the world's oldest institutions" could be guilty of promoting "hate" in Canada.	1384
Christian photographers fined for refusing same-sex ceremony The state of New Mexico has ordered a family owned photography company to pay more than $6,600 for declining to take pictures at a same-sex ceremony, and a lawyer who is working on an appeal says it is an example of how "non-discrimination" or "hate" laws can be weapons in the hands of activists.	1411
Court Rules Schools Can Teach Homosexuality Without Parents Consent or Choice to Opt Out Federal District Judge Mark L. Wolf dismissed David Parker’s civil rights lawsuit against the Lexington, MA school board. Along with other parents from the same school, Parker filed the lawsuit last April after they were notified by the local school board that the school was not required to provide parental notification before introducing and teaching homosexual or transgender material in elementary school classrooms.	2028
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF CALIFORNIA: In re MARRIAGE CASES. PDF - The CA Supreme Court ruling in which 4 individuals overturned proposition 22. This document also includes the arguments from the dissenting judges.	1730

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