Compare AL SB 4 (2005) and AL SB 415 (2004)

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AL SB 4 (2005)AL SB 415 (2004)
Page 0 SB4 1 65109-1 2 By Senator Erwin (Constitutional Amendment) 3 RFDPage 0 SB415 1 65109-1 2 By Senator Erwin (Constitutional Amendment) 3 RFD
Page 1 65109-1:n:03/11/2004:JRC/tnh LRS2004-1452 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 SYNOPSIS: Under the Alabama Marriage Protection Act, 8 the State of Alabama does not recognize a marriage 9 of parties of the same sex. 10 This bill would propose an amendment to the 11 Constitution of Alabama of 1901, to provide that a 12 legal marriage shall only exist between a man and a 13 woman, that no marriage license shall be issued in 14 Alabama to parties of the same sex, and that the 15 state shall not recognize a marriage of parties of 16 the same sex that occurred as a result of the law 17 of any other jurisdiction. 18 19 A BILL 20 TO BE ENTITLED 21 AN ACT 22 23 To propose an amendment to the Constitution of 24 Alab…Page 1 65109-1:n:03/11/2004:JRC/tnh LRS2004-1452 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 SYNOPSIS: Under the Alabama Marriage Protection Act, 8 the State of Alabama does not recognize a marriage 9 of parties of the same sex. 10 This bill would propose an amendment to the 11 Constitution of Alabama of 1901, to provide that a 12 legal marriage shall only exist between a man and a 13 woman, that no marriage license shall be issued in 14 Alabama to parties of the same sex, and that the 15 state shall not recognize a marriage of parties of 16 the same sex that occurred as a result of the law 17 of any other jurisdiction. 18 19 A BILL 20 TO BE ENTITLED 21 AN ACT 22 23 To propose an amendment to the Constitution of 24 Alab…