Once the Supreme Court has spoken, and there is language in this Lawrence case that suggests to many that the Court would be inclined to rule in that fashion, then the Court has just enunciated the supreme law of the land and no State constitutional provision or Federal law in any way could attempt to override that. That would be the law of the land.
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