The state of Montana. A judge in Montana temporarily blocked enforcement of a law that required people to have a sex change before changing their sex on their birth certificates. As they gain more visibility in culture and society, Republican-controlled states such as Alabama have moved to restrict trans rights. The law in Montana is unconstitutionally vague because it does not specify what surgical procedure must be performed. The law required people to get a court order to show they had a surgical procedure. The constitutionality of the law was not analyzed because he was able to grant the temporary injunction based on vagueness. Akilah Lane, staff attorney at the American Civil Liberties Union of Montana, said that they were thrilled that the court recognized the substantial and unnecessary burdens this law places upon trans people. Amelia and the man who is not identified in court records wanted to change the sex on their birth certificates without having to have surgery. If they are asked to provide their birth certificate, they will be at risk of embarrassment, discrimination, harassment or violence. She legally changed her name after undergoing hormone therapy. The lawsuit said that having a birth certificate that does not match her gender identity puts her at higher risk of harassment, hostility and discrimination. The evidence provided by thePlaintiffs was that neither gender-affirming surgery nor any other medical treatment that a trans person undergoes is related to their sex. Until the full case is decided, the temporary injunction is still in place. Before the law was challenged, residents of the same sex who wanted to change their birth certificate had to provide an affidavit to the state health department. The process was put back in place by the temporary injunction. The legislation was sponsored by Republican state Sen. Carl Glimm, who argued that the health department overstepped its authority in changing the gender designation on a birth certificate. The office of Attorney General Austin Knudsen, who is defending the state in this case, did not respond to an email asking if the state would appeal the injunction. The new law will return Iowa to the status quo it had before the state court decided in 2021, said Rep. Steven Holt, R-Denison. A couple in Minnesota are angry after their son's teacher cut his hair. It is time to end insomnia and poor sleep. The genius sleep patch invention will help you wake up refreshed. The Arizona Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that the state's voters don't have the right to reject a massive income tax cut approved by the Legislature. When the tax cut is fully in place, it will hit nearly $2 billion and mainly benefit the wealthy. 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The race for the presidency in France began with 12 candidates. It will end on April 24 with the same choice that voters faced five years ago: the centrist or far-right Marine Le Pen. Sequels tend to be less inspiring, and the election as a whole has failed to spark widespread enthusiasm among many disappointed and apathetic voters, despite the stark different visions for France displayed by the candidates. With a complete endpoint solution, enable the future of flexible work. Gov. Greg Abbott and Sen. Ted Cruz are at odds as they try to shape the next Republican majority in the Texas House, splitting their endorsements in a host of primary runoffs in which candidates seem to differ on school choice. The Department of Education released examples of word problems in the math textbooks that were rejected by the state of Florida. The department posted examples on its website after many questions regarding its announcement that 41% of math textbooks were rejected. Two Georgia election workers who were the target of vote-rigging conspiracy theories have reached a settlement agreement with the far-right One America News Network, according to court papers filed on Thursday. Shaye Moss, a voter registration officer in Fulton County, and his mother and a temp worker, sued OAN officials and the ex-president. A man builds a trap to catch a thief. The petition says that the school board member's statements directly target and isolate valued members of the community. The four-party ruling coalition of Bulgaria is split over whether to send arms and equipment to the Ukrainians, despite the fact that the country has condemned the invasion. Kuleba, who arrived in the Black Sea country on Tuesday, said he has still not received a clear answer on military aid. In the wake of the 2020 election, Sen. Mike Lee exchanged text messages with a former White House chief-of-staff.Associated Press
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