Prop 8 Trial Re-enactment, Day 1 Chapter 2

Day 1 Chapter 2 of the Proposition 8 Trial Re-enactment presented by MarriageTrial.com. Produced by John Ainsworth & John Ireland.

Edited by Michael Legge.


THE JUDGE
Vaughn Walker, Chief Judge, U.S. District Court portrayed by Ted Heyck
THE PLAINTIFFS
Paul Katami portrayed by Woody Schultz
Jeffrey Zarrillo portrayed by Bryan Cuprill
Kristin Perry portrayed by Kitty Swink
Sandy Stier portrayed by Tess Harper
THE PLAINTIFF ATTORNEYS
David Boies portrayed by Jack Laufer
Theodore Olson portrayed by Clyde FT Small
Theodore Boutrous portrayed by Peter Cassone
Christopher Dusseault portrayed by Jon Keel
Matthew McGill portrayed by Mark Doerr
Ethan Dettmer portrayed by Shawn Ryan
THE PLAINTIFF-INTERVENOR ATTORNEYS
Dennis Herrera, S.F. City Attorney portrayed by Matt Pittenger
Therese Stewart, S.F. Deputy City Attorney portrayed by Sarah Gaboury
Christine Van Aken, S.F. City Attorney Portayed by Kate McNeil
Danny Chou, S.F. City Attorney portrayed by Peter James Smith
S.F. City Attorney Ronald Flynn portrayed by Todd Waring
THE DEFENDANTS
Arnold Schwarzenegger, California Governor Does not appear at trial.
Edmund G. Brown, California Attorney General Does not appear at trial.
Linette Scott, Deputy Director of Health & Strategic Planning for the California Department of Public Health Does not appear at trial.
Patrick OConnell, Clerk-Recorder County of Alameda Does not appear at trial.
Dean Logan, Clerk-Recorder County of Los Angeles Does not appear at trial.
THE DEFENDANT ATTORNEY
Tamar Pachter, Deputy Attorney General portrayed by Susyn Duris
THE DEFENDANT-INTERVENOR ATTORNEYS
Charles Cooper portrayed by Julian Simmons
David Thompson portrayed by Scott Kradolfer
Nicole Moss portrayed by Judith Hoag
Howard Nielson portrayed by Jon Acosta
Brian Raum, Alliance Defense Fund portrayed by John Ainsworth
Andrew Pugno, Protect Marriage.com portrayed by Brian Poth
James Campbell, Alliance Defense Fund portrayed by Victor Warren
Terry Thompson, Attorney for William Tam portrayed by Tuc Watkins
Peter Patterson, Alliance Defense Fund portrayed by Len Cordova
Vincent McCarthy, American Center for Law & Justice portrayed by William Charlton
THE WITNESSES
Dr. Nancy Cott, Professor of History, Harvard University portrayed by Nicole Hoelle
Dr. George Chauncey, Professor of History, Yale University portrayed by John Ireland
Dr. Letitia Peplau Professor of Psychology, University of California, Los Angeles portrayed by Adrienne Barbeau
Edmund Egan, Chief Economist, City of San Francisco portrayed by Jim Abele
Dr. Ilan Meyer, Professor of Sociomedical Sciences, Columbia University, portrayed by Arye Gross
Helen Zia, Journalist based in San Francisco, portrayed by Sachie Alessio Heath
Dr. Michael Lamb, Professor of Economics, Cambridge University, portrayed by Basil Smith
Jerry Sanders, Mayor, City of San Diego portrayed by Peter Jason
Dr. M.V. Lee Badgett, Professor of Economics, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, portrayed by Pamela Reed
Ryan Kendall, Conversion Therapy Survivor portrayed by Jarod Einsohn
Dr. Gary Segura, Professor of Political Science, Stanford University, portrayed by Sean Stanek
Hak-Shing William Tam, Businessman based in San Francisco, portrayed by Gedde Watanabe
Dr. Gregory M. Herek, Professor of Psychology, University of California, Davis, portrayed by Scott Lowell
Dr. Kenneth Miller, Assoc. Professor of Government, Claremont McKenna College, portrayed by Kasey Mahaffy
David Blankenhorn, Founder & President, Institute for American Values, portrayed by Gregory Itzin

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[breemystic]

@kenballer00 Oh enough about the screaming, crying children that you have to raise til 24 now because of the economy. According to you, it's for procreation, yet we have came back to the same question I had in the first place.

If marriage is just about Procreation, then WHY are couples that are infertile and unable to conceived allowed to MARRY if it's just about RESPONSIBLE PROCREATION? It's not about that, it's about heterosexual conservatives wanting it to be a "Special Right" for them.

[breemystic]

@kenballer00 You're right I can't comprehend Conservative Talking Points because they make no sense, By the way here's what I put:

WHY are couples that are infertile and unable to conceived allowed to MARRY if it's just about RESPONSIBLE PROCREATION?

I mentioned Responsible Procreation, maybe you should learn some comprehension too and stop putting others down because they don't agree with your points that are meant to discriminate against a group of people, have a great life.

[danifuckingdenial]

No matter what happens even if its not legal people will find a way

I STRONGLY s upport same sex marriages as i am bisexual

Where there's a will there's a way

[firstatheist]

People define words not the other way around.  Further more, words evolve in the definition as time progresses.

[TheDementedDemon]

@wolfstar124 Yeah, that's pretty much what it is, I guess. Yet people still like to bring the belief of man and woman marriages in to it.

[wolfstar124]

@TheDementedDemon exactly. I was taught that there was meant to be a separation of church and state because the religious people could say "because god said so" and get whateverthefuck they want

[angel4063]

My comment is that if two people want to get married they should be able to, it should not be a law that just because some people to approve of this i think its none of their business! If others can get married I believe that in all fairness anyone should be able to marry. its because some people are prejudice and I think these people are full of crap and need to get a life and leave others alone, I mean would these same people let others tell them who they can be with? i think not!!

[flowewritharoma]

social marrage is not fundamental marrage.

[lonstar70]

Jesus Christ, there are hours and hours of this boring shit!!!

[wheelzwheela]

"Good morning again Judge Jud.... Walker." LOL

[TheDementedDemon]

What I really hate about lawmakers discussing gay marriage to enact as a law, is that they always bring religion in to it. The Constitution SHOULD bar out the involvement of religion towards any law discussion.

[kathleentube]

I definately support gay marriage, so there's my bias while watching this, but I admire this lawyer nonetheless. A tough argument to make, but I think he made it well.