Judicial turf war ignites over DOJ investigations into transgender drugs and surgeries for children
A growing legal dispute over the Justice Department’s investigation into hospitals that provide transgender-related drugs and surgeries to children is escalating into a broader judicial turf war, with Democrat-appointed federal judges in multiple states increasingly stepping into proceedings that legal scholars argue are out of their jurisdictions. The latest developments came Tuesday, when a federal […]
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A growing legal dispute over the Justice Department’s investigation into hospitals that provide transgender-related drugs and surgeries to children is escalating into a broader judicial turf war, with Democrat-appointed federal judges in multiple states increasingly stepping into proceedings that legal scholars argue are out of their jurisdictions. The latest developments came Tuesday, when a federal judge in Maryland weighed a request for nationwide class-action protections against the DOJ’s records requests, while a judge in California moved to halt enforcement of a Texas grand jury subpoena seeking patient records from a children’s hospital.
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