United States v. Skrmetti 12/04/24

Supreme Court of the United States · December 4, 2024

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Court convenes; Solicitor General begins argument

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Court called to order for United States v. Scrametti (Case No. 23477). Solicitor General Prelogar introduces the government's position that Tennessee's SB 1 places a facial sex-based restriction on access to longstanding medications when used to allow minors to "live or identify" inconsistent with their birth sex and that the law should be reviewed under heightened scrutiny or remanded for such review, arguing the Sixth Circuit applied the wrong standard.

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Oral argument before the Supreme Court in Case No. 23477 over Tennessees SB 1, which bans certain gender-affirming medications for minors, focused on whether the laws wording draws a sex-based classification that triggers heightened scrutiny and whether the record supports the state's stated health and safety justifications.

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