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Supreme Court weighs state bans on transgender athletes

Supreme Court hears arguments in landmark transgender athletes’ cases | The Excerpt

Plaintiffs argued that Title IX and the 14th Amendment protected their rights. Government lawyers argued that the bans protect a wider swath of women.

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Supreme Court hears arguments in blockbuster cases challenging transgender sports bans

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Supreme Court appears skeptical of challenges to bans on trans athletes

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Will trans athlete bans get Supreme Court approval? Arguments recap

WASHINGTON − The Supreme Court appeared sympathetic on Jan. 13 to state bans on transgender girls competing on female sports teams, one of the nation’s most high-profile and divisive cultural and poli...

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US Supreme Court Conservatives Lean Toward Allowing Transgender Sports Bans

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'Save Women's Sports' activists react to Supreme Court trans athlete hearing

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Conservative Supreme Court Justices Seem Ready To Let Trans Athlete Bans Stand

At the center of the case is Lindsay Hecox, a senior at Boise State University who sued over Idaho’s 2020 law banning transgender girls and women from playing women’s sports.

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What occurred during the Supreme Court arguments on transgender athlete bans

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Supreme Court hears arguments in landmark transgender athletes’ cases. | The Excerpt

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Court battle over public access in Tyler Robinson death penalty trial intensifies

PROVO, Utah (KUTV) — Recent court filings in the aggravated murder trial of Tyler Robinson revealed a contentious struggle over public access to the proceedings. Tyler James Robinson, 22, is accused of assassinating Turning Point USA co-founder Charlie Kirk.

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Constitutional Court Supports Including Court Trials in Constitutional Appeals

The Constitutional Court expressed support for including “court trials” as subjects of constitutional appeals, stating its approval of the ruling party’s push to introduce a “trial petition” system. According to legal circles on the 5th, the ...

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These three court cases may be the biggest of 2026 for Memphis

Heading into 2026, there are three court cases to keep an eye on. Some concern local finances while others could set statewide precedent.