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ACLU says it will follow through on lawsuit against Montgomery

Ben Giles//April 23, 2015//

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ACLU says it will follow through on lawsuit against Montgomery

ACLU says it will follow through on lawsuit against Montgomery

Ben Giles//April 23, 2015//

The American Civil Liberties Union of Arizona said Wednesday it will sue Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery after he failed to comply to its demand he provide same-sex married couples...

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