North Carolina Family Law Professors Warn Against Amendment One

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N.C. Attorneys Very Worried About Ramifications of Amendment One
More and more people are speaking out against North Carolina's proposed Amendment One, which goes to voters Tuesday -- the latest is a group of family attorneys who say the antigay initiative will lead to chaos.
 Neal Broverman
          
          May 07, 2012
          
        
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More and more people are speaking out against North Carolina's proposed Amendment One, which goes to voters Tuesday -- the latest is a group of family attorneys who say the antigay initiative will lead to chaos.
A video shows family attorneys explaining the repercussions of Amendment One, which would ban all relationship recognition in the state save for heterosexual marriage. Watch the video below. The video follows news that former president Bill Clinton participated in a robo-call warning voters against Amendment One.

        
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He of course won't say it's due to artist boycotts or poor ticket sales, but it's easy to read between the lines.

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