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I hope not, because if they read the editorial it is about who makes the decisions.
The points are:
1. Do the voters(people) of California control the Laws?
"The Constitution has now been amended, by the sovereign people who are its creators," wrote the lawyers defending Prop. 8.
2. Is it the California legislature who decides?
"They note that there is a difference between an "amendment" of the Constitution, which can be approved by a majority of voters, and a more substantive "revision" of the Constitution, which requires a two-thirds vote of the Legislature before it can get on the ballot."
3. Can the California Supreme Court make a decision which in effect "invents' new law.
None of the questions the court has to decide on are about whether Gay Marriage is right or wrong.
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