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An Arkansas judge last week struck down a state ban on placing foster children in any household with a gay member, ruling that the state agency enforcing the rule had overstepped its authority by trying to regulate "public morality." Arkansas allows gays and lesbians to adopt children permanently, but its specific ban on fostering is unique. The state promised to appeal the ruling.
January 03, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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