INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (ADAMS) – Indiana’s law that keeps girls sports for biological girls is on hold. A federal judge on Tuesday suspended the new law, saying it violates federal Title Nine protections for women athletes.
Lawmakers approved the new law despite a veto from Governor Holcomb. The case in federal court involves a fourth grader in Indianapolis schools.
On Tuesday, Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita said the judge’s ruling only applies to that student and said his office will continue to enforce the law across the rest of the state.
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