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Attorney General Bill Lockyer's decision to go directly to the state Supreme Court to defend California's definition of marriage won't likely bring an immediate end to gay weddings in San Francisco, experts on the court and the issue said Tuesday. They said the court's justices would probably see no urgency and would instead want to see the record developed further at the trial or appellate court.
March 01, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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