Idaho asks Supreme Court to let it enforce ban on transgender care
- Idaho has asked the Supreme Court to enforce its felony ban on minors receiving gender-affirming healthcare due to broad court decisions.
- The law prohibits certain medical treatments for transgender minors and imposes fines on medical professionals.
- Legal battles have ensued, with the ACLU supporting transgender youth's right to necessary medical care.
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Idaho Asks Supreme Court to Let It Enforce Ban on Sex-Change Procedures for Minors
Idaho has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to allow it to enforce a state ban on sex-change-related procedures for minors after the law was blocked last month by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit. The Vulnerable Child Protection Act (VCPA), which Gov. Brad Little (R) signed in 2023, criminalizes physicians prescribing puberty-blocking drugs, hormone therapy, and selected surgeries for minors who identify to be transgender. Fines and pris…
Idaho asks Supreme Court to let gender-affirming healthcare ban stand
Idaho has asked the Supreme Court to allow the state to enforce its felony ban on minors receiving gender-affirming healthcare, stating the scope of the lower court's decision was too broad.
Idaho asks Supreme Court to allow enforcement of gender-affirming care ban
Idaho has asked the Supreme Court to take emergency action so the state can enforce its felony ban on gender-affirming health care for transgender minors, arguing that a district court’s injunction goes too far. Idaho in April became the second state, after Alabama, to make it a felony for health care providers to administer treatments including puberty…
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