The California Supreme Court on Wednesday unanimously agreed to review a gay rights case that raises questions about businesses' ability to discriminate based on marital status. The court also granted review in cases that could determine whether sex offender registration is required for someone who performs oral sex with a minor and whether lawyers and their experts could be disqualified from a case for failing to disclose they had obtained an opponent's confidential documents.
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