James Uthmeier Leads 21 States in Backing January Littlejohn’s SCOTUS Case over Parental Rights

Florida AG leads multi-state push for Supreme Court review of parental ...

James Uthmeier leads 21 states in backing January Littlejohn’s SCOTUS case over parental rights

Uthmeier believe the U.S. Supreme Court should affirm right to know gender-statuses at school.

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Florida asks the U.S. Supreme Court to hear case on parents objection school using child’s preferred pronouns Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier urged the U.S. Supreme Court yesterday to take up a battle between a couple and the Leon County school system over a child who wanted to express a gender identity and use pronouns the parents did not support.  Protests planned against Florida’s two executions Florida is set to execute two more inma…

Florida AG Leads 21 States in Backing January Littlejohn’s SCOTUS Case

By Livia Caputo, Florida Phoenix Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier led 21 states in a brief filed with the U.S. Supreme Court Monday supporting a Tallahassee mother who claimed her rights were violated when a local middle school created a secret plan supporting her child switching genders. Uthmeier’s lengthy letter of support is the latest turn of legal events involving January Littlejohn, now a banner for parental rights in GOP Circles, a…

Florida Attorney General Leads 21 States Backing 'Parental Rights' Over Child's Gender Privacy in Court Case

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier led 21 states in a brief filed with the U.S. Supreme Court Monday supporting a Tallahassee mother who claimed her rights were violated when a local middle school created a secret plan supporting her child switching genders. The post Florida Attorney General Leads 21 States Backing ‘Parental Rights’ Over Child’s Gender Privacy in Court Case appeared first on FlaglerLive.

Uthmeier asks US Supreme Court to review school gender case

Florida's attorney general has joined with 21 other states in siding with a Tallahassee couple in a case about parental rights.