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Yes. FELONY* indecent exposure issues in public facility (schools, etc.) restrooms, locker rooms, and showers, and the fact that parents DO NOT want their kids to be forced to involuntarily submit to that form of sexual abuse.
* Codified in all states as felonies because of the school grounds location and/or age of the victims.
What indecent exposure? I've been visiting public restrooms for over 50 years and nobody has whipped their dong out for all to ogle.
Why on earth would anyone allow them to LEGALLY do so? THAT'S the issue. How do you not get that?
Trans persons with male genitalia do NOT belong in public female restrooms, locker rooms, or showers where MINORS may be present. And vice versa.
Last time I checked, a man isn't legally allowed to expose himself to children, allowing to let a transgender use the bathroom they identify with doesn't change that. But I find it interesting how you seem to just focus on the male genitalia....so is it cool for a woman to expose herself in the men's room or locker room or shower? Do you see where your hypocrisy? Male or female, people shouldn't be exposing themselves to others, especially minors.
Just stop. Or do you suggest that your opinion somehow overrules federal law and that you're somehow more informed on the issue than the law school profs at Cornell?
I have said that some cases MAY be moved to federal courts, but there is no REQUIREMENT for all cases to filed in federal court especially cases where there is a violation of STATE laws.
SOME MAY BE MOVED.
But 48 states do not REQUIRE all discrimination cases to be filed federally.
Yes, and if the federal law overlaps the state law, that's a lawful reason.
Quote:
"The federal district court is the starting point for any case arising under federal statutes, the Constitution, or treaties. This type of jurisdiction is called “original jurisdiction.” Sometimes, the jurisdiction of state courts will overlap with that of federal courts, meaning that some cases can be brought in both courts. The plaintiff has the initial choice of bringing the case in state or federal court. However, if the plaintiff chooses state court, the defendant may sometimes choose to “remove” to federal court"
Defendant's choice where the case is heard when laws overlap, not the plaintiff's. Defendant's lawyers in such cases nearly always remove the cases to federal court because overall the outcomes for defendants are better in federal court.
Boycotts are a blunt instrument.
As many innocent people are hurt
as evil meanies that are targeted.
Think of all the "little people" that
lost income because of Bruce canceling.
Boycotts are a blunt instrument.
As many innocent people are hurt
as evil meanies that are targeted.
Think of all the "little people" that
lost income because of Bruce canceling.
Perhaps, in the future, the "little people" of NC will think twice before voting for knee jerking RWNJs.
What indecent exposure? I've been visiting public restrooms for over 50 years and nobody has whipped their dong out for all to ogle.
Multiple occupancy locker rooms and showers, etc., in nearly all facilities (including schools) are open (meaning private facilities for each individual is NOT provided).
This isn't just about restrooms. It applies to multiple occupancy bathroom or changing facilities which include but are not limited to restrooms, locker rooms, changing rooms, shower rooms. It's deceptively dubbed the "bathroom bill" by opponents to deliberately mislead people on the actual language of the bill, which is intended to prevent issues of felony indecent exposure of opposite sex genitalia in multiple occupancy facilities in which various stages of undress frequently occur.
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