Supreme Court to hear challenge to Colorado gay 'conversion therapy' ban
- The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case challenging Colorado's ban on conversion therapy for LGBTQ+ minors, which is enforced by state law.
- Kaley Chiles is challenging Colorado's prohibition on conversations that could alter clients' sexual orientation, supported by the Alliance Defending Freedom.
- Defenders of the law argue that it regulates professional conduct, citing evidence that conversion therapy is ineffective and harmful.
- The case questions whether the law infringes on free speech or regulates conduct, amid a split among federal circuit courts.
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