William Duncan: New York marriage bill suffers from procedural infirmities

As a part of "Where's the Threat?" series, we look at what democratic protections and discourse was thrown under the bus in New York. It seems all to common. A good recap of this is from William Duncan:

Putting aside the merits of the recently enacted law creating same-sex marriage in New York, the way it was approved raises some important legal questions; specifically about the application of two constitutional provisions to the unconventional process of the amendment's passage in the Senate.