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OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
INITIATIVE PETITION INFORMATION SHEET
TITLE OF PETITION: Protection of Marriage Amendment________________
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PETITION NUMBER (to be filled in by AG staff):____________01-10____________________
PROPONENTS’ CONTACT Bryan G. Rudnick
PERSON:
OFFICE ADDRESS: 1277 Main
Street_________________________________________
Waltham, MA 02451
PHONE: 781-647-1942_____FAX:_781-647-1950___________________
E-MAIL ADDRESS: bryan@marriagematters.org
BUSINESS ADDRESS:__see above______________________________________________
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PHONE: FAX:_____________________
PROPONENTS’ ATTORNEY Carl
Valvo__________________________________(if any)
ADDRESS: 1 International Place, Suite 820, Bosotn, MA 02110
PHONE: 617-439-7775_FAX: 617-330-8774___
E-MAIL ADDRESS:_______________carlvalvo@aol.com_________________________
Will the proponents propose a summary by August 6, 2001? Yes [ ] No [ ]
Will the proponents submit a memo of law by August 10, 2001? Yes [ ] No [ ]
Please note that the above information will be made available to the public and particularly to
possible opponents of certification. You and your attorney (if any) will receive copies of any
materials submitted by the public regarding certification.
AG STAFF PERSON RECEIVING PETITION: Peter Sacks________DATE: 7/31 , 2001
[AG Petition # 01-10]
PETITION FOR A CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT RELATIVE TO
THE PROTECTION OF MARRIAGE
The Constitution of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts shall be amended by adding to the articles of
amendment thereto the following article:--
It being the public policy of this Commonwealth to protect the unique relationship of
marriage in order to promote, among other goals, the stability and welfare of society and the best
interests of children, only the union of one man and one woman shall be valid or recognized as a
marriage in Massachusetts. Any other relationship shall not be recognized as a marriage or its
legal equivalent, nor shall it receive the benefits or incidents exclusive to marriage from the
Commonwealth, its agencies, departments, authorities, commissions, offices, officials and political
subdivisions. Nothing herein shall be construed to effect an impairment of a contract in existence
as of the effective date of this amendment.
Pursuant to Article 48 of the articles of amendment of the Constitution of the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts, as amended by Article 74 of said articles of amendment, the undersigned qualified voters of
the Commonwealth of Massachusetts hereby submit the foregoing measure for approval by the people.
Bryan G. Rudnick Sarah M. Pawlick Edward P. Kirby
45 Charlesbank Way, Apt A 26 Bullard Street 379 Harvard Street
Waltham, MA 02453 Sherborn, MA 01770 Whitman, MA 02382
Naftoly Bier Ira Axelrod Joseph J. Reilly, Jr.
63 R Union Street 127 Winthrop 202 Ash Street
Brookline, MA 02135 Brookline, MA 02445 Waltham, MA 02453
Evelyn T. Reilly Joseph R. Nolan James L. Neal
202 Ash Street 242 Common Street 8 Whittier Place, #3J
Waltham, MA 02453 Belmont, MA 02478 Boston, MA 02114
Marshal T. Moriarty Philip F. Lawler Jack E. Robinson, III
127 Lumae Street 3 Heritage Lane 61 Arborway
Springfield, MA 01119 Lancaster, MA Boston, MA
J. Edward Pawlick Virginia Messmore C. Joseph Doyle
26 Bullard Street 371 Washington Street 175 School Street, #2
Sherborn, MA 01770 Norwood, MA 02062 Boston, MA
Laurie A. Letourneau Rebecca Nicol Jackson Sandra B. Martinez
561 South Street 77 Upland Road 1 Carter Drive
Shrewsbury, MA 01545 Waltham, MA 02451 Chelmsford, MA 01824
Bruce Hall Thomas Duggan, Jr.
18 Old Meadow Rd 21 Brookfield Street
Dover, MA 02030 Lawrence, MA 01843
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