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Two DAs say they won't charge clerks who defy 1913 law

By Michael Levenson
Globe Correspondent / May 16, 2004

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Two Democratic district attorneys said yesterday that they do not plan to prosecute city and town clerks who defy a 1913 law that Republican Govornor Mitt Romney says bars out-of-state same-sex couples from marrying in Massachusetts, while a third said it was not a top priority. (Full Article: 744 Words)

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