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The "Defenseless" Marriage Act: The Constitutionality Of The Defense Of Marriage Act As An Extension Of Congressional Power Under The Full Faith And Credit Clause, Jennie R. Shuki-Kunze
The "Defenseless" Marriage Act: The Constitutionality Of The Defense Of Marriage Act As An Extension Of Congressional Power Under The Full Faith And Credit Clause, Jennie R. Shuki-Kunze
Case Western Reserve Law Review
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Missing Persons: Children In The Tax Treatment Of Marriage, John F. Coverdale
Missing Persons: Children In The Tax Treatment Of Marriage, John F. Coverdale
Case Western Reserve Law Review
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Family Values And The Bankruptcy Code: A Proposal To Eliminate Bankruptcy Benefits Awarded On The Basis Of Marital Status, A. Mechele Dickerson
Family Values And The Bankruptcy Code: A Proposal To Eliminate Bankruptcy Benefits Awarded On The Basis Of Marital Status, A. Mechele Dickerson
Fordham Law Review
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The Defense Of Marriage Act: How Congress Said No To Full Faith And Credit And The Constitution, James M. Patten
The Defense Of Marriage Act: How Congress Said No To Full Faith And Credit And The Constitution, James M. Patten
Santa Clara Law Review
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The Constitutionality Of Covenant Marriage Laws, Melissa Lawton
The Constitutionality Of Covenant Marriage Laws, Melissa Lawton
Fordham Law Review
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If Not Marriage? On Securing Gay And Lesbian Family Values By A "Simulacrum Of Marriage", Craig W. Christensen
If Not Marriage? On Securing Gay And Lesbian Family Values By A "Simulacrum Of Marriage", Craig W. Christensen
Fordham Law Review
The benefits of [homosexual] marriage may outweigh the costs. Nonetheless, since the public hostility to homosexuals in this country is too widespread to make homosexual marriage a feasible proposal even if it is on balance cost-justified, maybe the focus should be shifted to an intermediated solution that would give gomosexuals most of what they want . . . . . . . What . . . is called registered partnership and . . . homosexual cohabitation [in some countries] is in effect a form contract that comosexuals can use to create a simulacrum of marriage. Richard A. Posner, Sex and …