US EditionDHHS refers Maine to Justice Department for enforcement regarding ‘noncompliance with Title IX’
- The federal Department of Health and Human Services referred Maine to the Justice Department for enforcement of Title IX violations related to transgender athletes in women's sports.
- Maine officials refused to sign a proposed agreement to stop allowing transgender athletes in girls' high school sports by a Thursday deadline.
- The U.S. Department of Education also found Maine in violation of Title IX, giving the state another 10-day deadline to comply.
- The Office of Civil Rights stated, 'HHS will continue to protect women's sports and keep the promises of Title IX for America's women and girls.
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HHS refers Maine’s Title IX violation to the Department of Justice
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services on Friday took the next step in challenging Maine’s rules for transgender athletes, referring its violation finding against the state to the Department of Justice for enforcement in court. The HHS Office of Civil Rights on March 17 found Maine in violation of Title IX after determining that the Maine Principals’ Association, which oversees high schools sports in the state, and Greely High School i…
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DHHS refers Maine to Justice Department for enforcement regarding ‘noncompliance with Title IX’
The action comes a day after state officials refused to sign a proposed agreement to stop allowing transgender athletes to compete in girls' high school sports.
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