Unfortunately, no. All they have done is stopped SF from issuing licenses until the matter is heard in May or June, and the only issue being heard is whether or not a city or county has the right to ignore laws they beleive are unconstitutional. The court practically invited SF to file a separate legal action challenging the constitutionality of Prop. 22 and the existing marriage laws.
Massachusetts lawmakers gave preliminary approval Thursday to a constitutional amendment that would ban gay marriage but allow civil unions.The amendment, which would strip gay couples of their court-granted marriage rights, must still weather several additional votes and anticipated legislative maneuvering by opponents.
The earliest a ban could end up on a statewide ballot is November 2006, more than two years after same-sex couples can start getting married in Massachusetts.