A federal judge has issued a ruling regarding a law in Idaho that criminalizes the use of bathrooms by transgender individuals. The law was challenged by six transgender residents who argued that it violated their constitutional rights. This law is noted to be the most restrictive of its kind in the United States.
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Federal Judge Issues Ruling on Idaho Law Regarding Transgender Bathroom Use
A federal judge has ruled on an Idaho law that criminalizes bathroom use for transgender individuals. Six transgender residents challenged the law, claiming it infringes on their constitutional rights.
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Federal Judge Blocks Idaho Law Criminalizing Transgender Bathroom Use
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Federal Judge Issues Ruling on Idaho Law Regarding Transgender Bathroom Use