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Supreme Court hears pivotal arguments on Tennessee's transgender care ban
- The Montana Supreme Court affirmed a preliminary injunction that prevents the enforcement of SB 99.
- The court highlighted that the constitutional privacy right is fundamental and essential for transgender minors.
- This decision serves as a significant win for advocates fighting for transgender rights and healthcare access.
On December 11, 2024, the Montana Supreme Court ruled in favor of plaintiffs challenging the state's ban on gender-affirming care for minors. This ruling came after a lower court granted a preliminary injunction blocking the implementation of Senate Bill 99, asserting that the ban violated the constitutional right to privacy. The court found that denying access to such medical procedures could cause irreparable harm to transgender minors, highlighting that these treatments are rarely performed on minors and are crucial to their mental well-being. The case is expected to go to trial in the district court, with advocates emphasizing the ongoing need for access to appropriate medical care for transgender youth.
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