Oregon doesn’t have to hold trans women inmates in women’s prisons, federal appeals court rules
- Civil rights lawyers — and the state’s attorneys — admonished the appellate court’s language describing transgender people.
- A federal appeals court Wednesday threw out a previous court order requiring that Oregon stop housing transgender women in men’s prisons.
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- Civil rights lawyers — and the state’s attorneys — admonished the appellate court’s language describing transgender people.
- A federal appeals court Wednesday threw out a previous court order requiring that Oregon stop housing transgender women in men’s prisons.
Sources: Opb