Coverage dated August 10, 2023
Idaho 'bathroom bill' that prohibited transgender students from using bathroom of their choice is temporarily blocked Headline from KTVB Boise
A federal judge ruled to block the ban, stating it discriminates against transgender students.
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NBC News
Court blocks Idaho law restricting trans students’ restroom use ↗ (opens NBC News) Published Aug 10, 2023
NBC News's feed description “The court’s ruling will be a relief for transgender students in Idaho, who are entitled to basic dignity, safety, and respect at school,” a lawyer for the plaintiffs said.
Seattle Times
Federal judge halts Idaho law that bans trans students from using preferred bathrooms ↗ (opens Seattle Times) Published Aug 10, 2023
Same headline from 1 more outlet Seattle Times's feed description Idaho transgender students can continue using restrooms that align with their gender identities when the school year starts next week, a federal judge ruled Thursday.
KTVB Boise
Idaho 'bathroom bill' that prohibited transgender students from using bathroom of their choice is temporarily blocked ↗ (opens KTVB Boise) Published Aug 10, 2023
KTVB Boise's feed description A federal judge ruled to block the ban, stating it discriminates against transgender students.
Courthouse News Service
Federal judge temporarily blocks Idaho’s transgender bathroom bill ↗ (opens Courthouse News Service) Published Aug 10, 2023
Courthouse News Service's feed description The temporary restraining order against Senate Bill 1100 prevents Idaho from forcing school districts to adopt policies enforcing sex-separated facilities.
Idaho Capital Sun
U.S. District Court temporarily blocks enforcement of Idaho transgender bathroom law ↗ (opens Idaho Capital Sun) Published Aug 10, 2023
Idaho Capital Sun's feed description The U.S. District Court granted a request for a temporary restraining order against Idaho's school bathroom bill law.
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