AG Brown also stated on KGO 810 a.m. San Francisco that the will of the People can not supercede the interpretations of the California constitution by the Supreme Court of California.
AG Brown stated that the Supreme Court HAD the final say in the matter last May and said the right to deny gays marriage had to be a compelling interest for the government to deny such marriages and that there is no compelling interest by the government from barring gays the right to marry.
The Court ruled on the Prop 22 statute in May 2008 and now the Court has to rule on an Admendment which does the same thing as the statute of Prop 22 passed in 2004 - which the Court struck down in May 2008 as I just stated.
AG Brown also stated that the California Supreme Court has the duty to protect individual rights.
Given these legal facts, it doesn't look good for the "Yes" side.
