The lawsuit emphasizes that the 'Fairness in Women's Sports Act' violates constitutional protections, denying transgender teens equal educational opportunities and causing discrimination.
Judge McCafferty questioned the law's ability to protect girls from unfair competition, citing that Tirrell had no physiological advantage due to puberty-blocking medication.
Tirrell demonstrated likely success on the merits of the case, which led to the judge granting her an emergency order to participate in soccer practice.
The attorney for the state argued that missing practice was merely 'stressful', but the girls' lawyer highlighted the 'permanent, stigmatizing impact' it could have.
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