JudicialState HouseDallas Judge in Younger Custody Case Faces Articles of Impeachment
Dallas County District Judge Mary Brown is facing impeachment charges in the Texas Legislature.
Dallas County District Judge Mary Brown is facing impeachment charges in the Texas Legislature.
One member of the Texas House says he doesn't know where key leaders will stand on the issue this session.
The court majority dismissed Younger's petition, insisting it couldn't rule on a hypothetical situation and that the current custody order is sufficient.
The new California law goes into effect on January 1, 2023 and Younger asked the court to issue an order by December 30.
An unusual race is taking place for a Dallas County District Court, with all three contenders running as write-in candidates.
Bumgarner, a Flower Mound city councilman, was the clear party favorite, drawing ample support from incumbent Republicans.
In light of the ongoing legal battle regarding his son, Younger has made a ban on child gender modification a top priority for his campaign.
Klick's challenger David Lowe has criticized her for the legislative deaths of several bills to ban child gender transition.
The order stopped shy of letting mother Anne Georgulas consent to procedures that would physically change the child's sex.
Rep. Tony Tinderholt (R-Arlington) said Republicans are counting on voters, the “lowest level of local control,” to reach out to lawmakers.
Like other similar bans, Senate Bill 1646 would officially count puberty blockers and gonadectomies as child abuse.
“I mean, this is not like we’re giving an antidepressant or an antipsychotic or a mood stabilizer," state Rep. Tom Oliverson said.