 Eventually, liberal voices within the Rabbinical Assembly won out, and the movement authorized unilateral action.Lieberman developed a clause to be added to the "ketubah" (Jewish wedding document).In effect, it was an arbitration agreement used in the case of a divorce; if the marriage dissolved and the woman was refused a "get" from her husband, both the husband and wife were to go to a rabbinic court authorized by the Jewish Theological Seminary of America and heed their directives, which could (and usually did) include ordering a man to give his wife a "get".