First & Fourteenth Helps Defend Kansas Senate Bill 244 at Temporary Injunction Hearing

First & Fourteenth helped defend Kansas Senate Bill 244 during a temporary injunction hearing last week in Lawrence, Kansas.

SB 244 defines sex as biological sex. It requires locker rooms and other intimate spaces in public buildings to be separated accordingly, and it requires biological sex to be reflected on state birth certificates and identity documents. The ACLU has challenged SB 244, and the Court heard testimony from approximately 15 witnesses over the course of the hearing.

First & Fourteenth partner Andrew Nussbaum and associates James Compton and Erin Gust were proud to work alongside Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach and his team in this defense.

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