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Texas loses appeal over investigation of transgender teen’s family

The Texas 3rd Court of Appeals dismissed Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton’s appeal of the temporary order a judge issued last week halting the investigation by the Department of Family and Protective Services into the parents of the 16-year-old girl.

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The Texas 3rd Court of Appeals dismissed Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton’s appeal of the temporary order a judge issued last week halting the investigation by the Department of Family and Protective Services into the parents of the 16-year-old girl.

Highlights

  • Court of Appeals rules ruling against ruling on gender-confirming parents’ rights.
  • Court also throws out order to stop state of Texas law requiring parents to report child sex abuse.
  • The order was issued last week in response to the judge’s decision to halt the order.
  • The ruling means that parents are not being forced to report their children to the state of the law.
  • The judge ruled that the order is a violation of constitutional right to report sex abuse to parents of children under age 18 months of age 18 to the age of 18.
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