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has gloss | eng: Proposition 8 (or the Victims' Bill of Rights) was a law enacted by California voters on 8 June 1982, by means of the initiative process. The law restricted the rights of convicts, and those suspected of crimes, and extended the rights of victims. To do this it amended both the Constitution of California and ordinary statutes. |
lexicalization | eng: California Proposition 8 |
instance of | c/Amendments to the California constitution |
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