US EditionFederal Court Upholds Injunction Preventing Hundreds of Millions of Cuts to Health Research in North Carolina: NCAG
The 9th Circuit paused enforcement of a permanent injunction against California public schools' gender-secrecy policies during ongoing appeals involving religious accommodation and student privacy issues.
- The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit granted California's emergency motion, pausing a class-wide permanent injunction on California's gender secrecy policies.
- The lawsuit began in April 2023 when Elizabeth Mirabelli and Lori West sued after Escondido Union School District denied their religious accommodation, and U.S. District Judge Roger Benitez certified it as a class action.
- The contested policies require teachers and administrators to use a student's preferred pronouns and, at the student's request, withhold gender identity information from parents, using biological pronouns and legal names in parent communications.
- Following the freeze, Paul M. Jonna said they will seek en banc reconsideration and a Supreme Court emergency filing, citing the public interest in protecting students, while California Attorney General Rob Bonta's office said it expects to prevail on appeal.
- The appeals order reasoned that the policies do not categorically bar disclosure to parents and found other parties would not be substantially injured by a stay, while plaintiffs' counsel said the stay causes severe harm to class members and signaled rapid appeals.
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