Ohio Court Is Latest to Back State Bans on Gender-Transition Treatments for Minors, as Supreme Court Prepares To Hear Landmark Tennessee Case
An Ohio judge ruled against the ACLU, finding the state’s ban on puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones for gender-distressed minors violates neither the state nor the United States Constitution.
A key loss for transgender rights advocates in a county court in Ohio this week could presage what’s to come from the United States Supreme Court next term when the justices hear an appeal from the Biden Administration that seeks to help overturn the wide swath of state bans on medical gender transitions for minors.
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