Two Moms to Be on Baby's Birth Certificate In New Jersey

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Two Moms to Be on Baby's Birth Certificate After N.J. Gay Rights Ruling


Wednesday, November 15, 2006


MOUNT LAUREL, N.J. - Two women will be listed as parents on the
birth certificate of a baby born this week in New Jersey, one of the
first implications of a state Supreme Court ruling that gives same-sex
couples access to the same rights as married couples.

The state and the women agreed in a closed family court proceeding
Monday, the day before the child was born, that both women should be
listed in light of the landmark high court ruling. A judge agreed with
the state and the women, lawyers said.

In New Jersey, birth certificates are typically mailed to parents.

Assistant Attorney General Patrick DeAlmeida said the women are the
first he knows of to take advantage of new rights granted by the Oct.
25 ruling.

The Burlington County women, who are registered as domestic partners,
did not want their names made public, their attorney Stephen Hyland
said.

Under state law, the husband of a woman who gives birth through
artificial insemination is listed on the birth certificate as the
father. No such provision is made for lesbian couples, who often go
through lengthy and costly adoptions to give both women equal rights as
parents.

Parental rights are especially important to children because they
establish inheritance rights and custody should a parent die. Listing
both parents on a birth certificate also allows the child to be covered
by the health insurance of either parent.

The state Supreme Court ruling said the state must extend all the
rights of marriage to gay couples and gave lawmakers six months to work
out the details - including whether the unions should be called
"marriages."

Sound of Trumpet said:
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Two Moms to Be on Baby's Birth Certificate After N.J. Gay Rights Ruling




Is there still a law banning the marriage between homosexual paedophile
priests?

How can they ignore the will of 5 million paedophile clergy and a Hitler Youth
Pope?


Why does the Church demand to have control over the sex lives of consenting
adults, yet condones the rape of little boys by their priests and endeavours to
cover it up and protect them from law enforcement and justice when they are
caught?

Sound of Trumpet wrote:
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Two Moms to Be on Baby's Birth Certificate After N.J. Gay Rights Ruling

And New Jersey and the nation will continue to survive.

"Method Man" wrote in message
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Sound of Trumpet said:
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Is there still a law banning the marriage between homosexual paedophile
priests?

How can they ignore the will of 5 million paedophile clergy and a Hitler
Youth
Pope?

This type of comment is inappropriate.

There not 5,000,000 clergy in the church in the US. And they are not allowed
to marry anyone.

While the pope was a member of the Hitler Youth, he barely participated in
it. I certainly don't hold it against him. And, I lost an uncle in the war
to Hitler.


Why does the Church demand to have control over the sex lives of
consenting
adults, yet condones the rape of little boys by their priests and
endeavours to
cover it up and protect them from law enforcement and justice when they
are
caught?

The church never condoned the rape of anyone by its priests. However, it did
cover rapes up and do little to protect kids. Very sad.

The church does not control the sex lives of anyone. It does offer moral
guidance, like most religious groups. If you disagree with the church, you
don't have to join or may leave. BTW, the moral standards of the church does
not permit sexual contact by priests to anyone, except their wives, if they
are married (there are few cases where priests from other churches were
allowed to become Roman Catholic priests and remain married).

Jeff

On Sun, 19 Nov 2006 13:46:33 -0800, Sound of Trumpet wrote:

Two Moms to Be on Baby's Birth Certificate After N.J. Gay Rights Ruling

In short, you bigots are losing...

--
Mark K. Bilbo
------------------------------------------------------------
"As a result of the war, corporations have been enthroned
and an era of corruption in high places will follow, and
the money power of the country will endeavor to prolong
its reign by working upon the prejudices of the people until
all wealth is aggregated in a few hands and the Republic
is destroyed. I feel at this moment more anxiety than ever
before, even in the midst of war. God grant that my suspicions
may prove groundless." -Abraham Lincoln

Sound of Trumpet wrote:

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Two Moms to Be on Baby's Birth Certificate After N.J. Gay Rights Ruling

Wednesday, November 15, 2006

MOUNT LAUREL, N.J. - Two women will be listed as parents on the
birth certificate of a baby born this week in New Jersey, one of the
first implications of a state Supreme Court ruling that gives same-sex
couples access to the same rights as married couples.

Isn't it wonderful? It is way over due.



--
"I remember how the meaning of words began to change. I remember how
"different" became dangerous. I still don't understand it, why they hate us
so much. ...the first time we kissed I knew I never wanted to kiss any
other lips but hers again... She grew Scarlet Carsons for me in our window
box and our place always smelt of roses. Those were the best years of my
life...for three years I had roses, and apologized to no one"
Valerie, in "V for Vendetta"

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Two Moms to Be on Baby's Birth Certificate After N.J. Gay Rights Ruling


Wednesday, November 15, 2006


MOUNT LAUREL, N.J. - Two women will be listed as parents on the
birth certificate of a baby born this week in New Jersey, one of the
first implications of a state Supreme Court ruling that gives same-sex
couples access to the same rights as married couples.

The state and the women agreed in a closed family court proceeding
Monday, the day before the child was born, that both women should be
listed in light of the landmark high court ruling. A judge agreed with
the state and the women, lawyers said.

In New Jersey, birth certificates are typically mailed to parents.

Assistant Attorney General Patrick DeAlmeida said the women are the
first he knows of to take advantage of new rights granted by the Oct.
25 ruling.

The Burlington County women, who are registered as domestic partners,
did not want their names made public, their attorney Stephen Hyland
said.

Under state law, the husband of a woman who gives birth through
artificial insemination is listed on the birth certificate as the
father. No such provision is made for lesbian couples, who often go
through lengthy and costly adoptions to give both women equal rights as
parents.

Parental rights are especially important to children because they
establish inheritance rights and custody should a parent die. Listing
both parents on a birth certificate also allows the child to be covered
by the health insurance of either parent.

The state Supreme Court ruling said the state must extend all the
rights of marriage to gay couples and gave lawmakers six months to work
out the details - including whether the unions should be called
"marriages."

Congratulations to the happy parents - whoever they are.

--
Pangur Ban - nonchristian theist

On Mon, 20 Nov 2006 00:18:17 GMT, Valerie
wrote:

Sound of Trumpet wrote:

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Two Moms to Be on Baby's Birth Certificate After N.J. Gay Rights Ruling

Wednesday, November 15, 2006

MOUNT LAUREL, N.J. - Two women will be listed as parents on the
birth certificate of a baby born this week in New Jersey, one of the
first implications of a state Supreme Court ruling that gives same-sex
couples access to the same rights as married couples.

Isn't it wonderful? It is way over due.

Heather has Two Mommies legally too, now.
--
rukbat at optonline dot net
"My position concerning God is that of an agnostic. I am convinced that a vivid
consciousness of the primary importance of moral principles for the betterment and
ennoblement of life does not need the idea of a law-giver, especially a law-giver who
works on the basis of reward and punishment. "
- Letter to M. Berkowitz, October 25, 1950; Einstein Archive 59-215
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"Sound of Trumpet" wrote:

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Two Moms to Be on Baby's Birth Certificate After N.J. Gay Rights Ruling


Wednesday, November 15, 2006


MOUNT LAUREL, N.J. - Two women will be listed as parents on the
birth certificate of a baby born this week in New Jersey, one of the
first implications of a state Supreme Court ruling that gives same-sex
couples access to the same rights as married couples.

The state and the women agreed in a closed family court proceeding
Monday, the day before the child was born, that both women should be
listed in light of the landmark high court ruling. A judge agreed with
the state and the women, lawyers said.

In New Jersey, birth certificates are typically mailed to parents.

Assistant Attorney General Patrick DeAlmeida said the women are the
first he knows of to take advantage of new rights granted by the Oct.
25 ruling.

The Burlington County women, who are registered as domestic partners,
did not want their names made public, their attorney Stephen Hyland
said.

Under state law, the husband of a woman who gives birth through
artificial insemination is listed on the birth certificate as the
father. No such provision is made for lesbian couples, who often go
through lengthy and costly adoptions to give both women equal rights as
parents.

Parental rights are especially important to children because they
establish inheritance rights and custody should a parent die. Listing
both parents on a birth certificate also allows the child to be covered
by the health insurance of either parent.

The state Supreme Court ruling said the state must extend all the
rights of marriage to gay couples and gave lawmakers six months to work
out the details - including whether the unions should be called
"marriages."

Good for New Jersey! Congrats to the Moms!
--
John Hachmann aa #1782

"Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities"
-Voltaire

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johac wrote: said.

In New Jersey, birth certificates are typically mailed to parents.

Assistant Attorney General Patrick DeAlmeida said the women are the
first he knows of to take advantage of new rights granted by the Oct.
25 ruling.

The Burlington County women, who are registered as domestic partners,
did not want their names made public, their attorney Stephen Hyland
said.

Under state law, the husband of a woman who gives birth through
artificial insemination is listed on the birth certificate as the
father. No such provision is made for lesbian couples, who often go
through lengthy and costly adoptions to give both women equal rights as
parents.

Parental rights are especially important to children because they
establish inheritance rights and custody should a parent die. Listing
both parents on a birth certificate also allows the child to be covered
by the health insurance of either parent.

The state Supreme Court ruling said the state must extend all the
rights of marriage to gay couples and gave lawmakers six months to work
out the details - including whether the unions should be called
"marriages."

Good for New Jersey! Congrats to the Moms!
--
John Hachmann aa #1782

"Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities"
-Voltaire

Contact - Throw a .net over the .com