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Michigan Supreme Court Lansing, Michigan

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NATIONAL PRIDE AT WORK, INC., BECKY ALLEN, DORTHEA AGNOSTOPOULOS, ADNAN AYOUB, MEGHAN BELLANGER, JUDITH BLOCK, MARY M. BRISBOIS, WADE CARLSON, COURTNEY D. CHAPIN, MICHAEL CHAPMAN, MICHELLE CORWIN, LORI CURRY, JOSEPH DARBY, SCOTT DENNIS, JIM ETZKORN, JILL FULLER, SUSAN HALSEY-CERAGH, PETER HAMMER, DEBRA HARRAH, TY HIITHER, JOLINDA JACH, TERRY KORRECK, CRAIG KUKUK, GARY LINDSAY, KEVIN McMANN, A.T. MILLER, KITTY O'NEIL, DENNIS PATRICK, TOM PATRICK, GREGG PIZZI, KATHLEEN POELKER, JEROME POST, BARBARA RAMBER, PAUL RENWICK, DAHLIA SCHWARTZ, ALEXANDRA STERN, GWEN STOKES, KEN CYBERSKI, JOANNE BEEMON, CAROL BORGESON, MICHAEL FALK, and MATT SCOTT, Plaintiffs-Appellees, v GOVERNOR OF MICHIGAN, Defendant-Appellant,

Chief Justice:

Justices:

Clifford W. Taylor

Michael F. Cavanagh Elizabeth A. Weaver Marilyn Kelly Maura D. Corrigan Robert P. Young, Jr. Stephen J. Markman

FILED MAY 7, 2008

No. 133429

and CITY OF KALAMAZOO, Defendant-Appellee, and ATTORNEY GENERAL, Intervening DefendantAppellee.

NATIONAL PRIDE AT WORK, INC., BECKY ALLEN, DORTHEA AGNOSTOPOULOS, ADNAN AYOUB, MEGHAN BELLANGER, JUDITH BLOCK, MARY M. BRISBOIS, WADE CARLSON, COURTNEY D. CHAPIN, MICHAEL CHAPMAN, MICHELLE CORWIN, LORI CURRY, JOSEPH DARBY, SCOTT DENNIS, JIM ETZKORN, JILL FULLER, SUSAN HALSEY-CERAGH, PETER HAMMER, DEBRA HARRAH, TY HIITHER, JOLINDA JACH, TERRY KORRECK, CRAIG KUKUK, GARY LINDSAY, KEVIN McMANN, A.T. MILLER, KITTY O'NEIL, DENNIS PATRICK, TOM PATRICK, GREGG PIZZI, KATHLEEN POELKER, JEROME POST, BARBARA RAMBER, PAUL RENWICK, DAHLIA SCHWARTZ, ALEXANDRA STERN, GWEN STOKES, KEN CYBERSKI, JOANNE BEEMON, CAROL BORGESON, MICHAEL FALK, and MATT SCOTT, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v No. 133554

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GOVERNOR OF MICHIGAN and CITY OF KALAMAZOO, Defendants, and ATTORNEY GENERAL, Intervening DefendantAppellee,

BEFORE THE ENTIRE BENCH MARKMAN, J. We granted leave to appeal to consider whether the marriage amendment, Const 1963, art 1,

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