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NASHVILLE -- A state appeals court says a gay father must keep his homosexuality in the closet when his son is around.
But the state Court of Appeals says it was wrong for a lower court to send Joseph Randolph Hogue to jail for simply telling the boy he was gay.
As part of a divorce hearing, Hogue was barred from "exposing the child to his gay lovers and, or his gay lifestyle."
Hogue claimed it was an illegal and overly broad restraining order.
The appeals court says it found nothing wrong with the lower court shielding the child from the gay influences.
But the court did agree with Hogue that the order didn't specifically ban the father from telling his son about his sexual orientation.
(via Talk Left)
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