Read MoreBecause “approximately seven” Florida lawmakers made anti-transgender statements when voting to ban youth from starting so-called gender affirming care, and state medical boards wrote biased informed-consent forms regarding such treatment, the Sunshine State’s SB 254 is unconstitutional, according to a lawyer for transgender youth and their parents.
That argument was a stretch for Republican presidential nominees at an 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals hearing last week, while the three-judge panel’s lone Democratic nominee worried that a ruling in the next few months could be for naught.
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