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Vermont Legislature Opens Civil Marriage to Same-Sex Couples

USC Legal Expert Available

April 7, 2009 By USC Gould School of Law

Contact: Gilien Silsby

USC Law News Service, (213) 740-9690 or (213) 500-8673

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VERMONT LEGISLATURE OPENS CIVIL MARRIAGE TO SAME-SEX COUPLES

USC LEGAL EXPERT AVAILABLE

DAVID B. CRUZ, USC law professor, is an expert in constitutional law and marriage rights for same-sex couples. Cruz can discuss the significance of  the Vermont legislature’s move to override the governor’s veto and open civil marriage to same-sex couples. He can also discuss how the Vermont development as well as last  week’s Iowa Supreme Court ruling in favor of same-sex marriage could impact other courts , including the California Supreme Court, which is considering a challenge to California’s ban on same-sex marriages. He can talk about how Connecticut and Massachusetts are currently the only other states in the union to recognize same-sex marriage.

Cruz can be reached at dcruz@law.usc.edu.

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