Supreme Court to Hear Case on Gender-Affirming Care Bans for Minors
The ruling on Tennessee's law could set a precedent affecting similar legislation in over 20 states, including Florida and Texas.
- The Supreme Court will review a Tennessee law banning gender-affirming care for minors, with arguments set for the fall term.
- The case challenges whether such bans violate the 14th Amendment's equal protection clause.
- Lower courts have issued conflicting rulings on similar laws, leading to legal uncertainty nationwide.
- The decision could impact ongoing legal battles in states like Florida and Texas, where similar bans have been enacted.
- Major medical associations argue that gender-affirming care is essential and supported by evidence-based standards.













































