Litigation

Court cases in the project's archive about laws and policies that affect transgender and other LGBTQ+ people. Each case page links its dockets, its court documents, its opinions and any oral arguments, with the originals on CourtListener. Charts show the cases by issue, year, court and place.

Also: a finding aid to experts who testified for the side defending the laws.

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10 of 664 cases match.

Cases
CaseCourtLevelYearIssue / typeOutcomeDocuments
CHRO v. Edge FitnessClosed · ConnecticutConnecticut Supreme CourtState2021Public accommodationsalso Bathrooms & facilities1
Doe v. ClenchyClosed · MaineMaine Supreme Judicial CourtState2011Bathrooms & facilitiesalso Schools & education7
Freeman v. Denny'sClosed · MaineAndroscoggin County Superior CourtState2009Bathrooms & facilitiesalso Public accommodations4
Hispanic AIDS Forum v. BrunoClosed · New YorkAppellate Division, First DepartmentState2003Bathrooms & facilitiesalso Housing & shelters7
Hobaugh v. MontanaClosed · MontanaMontana Supreme CourtState2017Bathrooms & facilities11
Hobby Lobby v. SommervilleNo. 2-19-0362 · Closed · IllinoisIllinois Appellate Court, Second DistrictState2020Bathrooms & facilitiesalso Employment3
Lucero v. Anoka-Hennepin School DistrictClosed · MinnesotaMinnesota Court of AppealsState2020Bathrooms & facilitiesalso Schools & education2
Perkins v. MontanaActive · MontanaFourth Judicial District Court, Missoula CountyState2025Bathrooms & facilities27
R.M.A. v. Blue Springs School DistrictClosed · MissouriSupreme Court of MissouriState2018Bathrooms & facilitiesalso Schools & education2
Vroegh v. Iowa Department of CorrectionsClosed · IowaIowa Supreme CourtState2016Gender-affirming carealso Bathrooms & facilities, Employment, Health coverage & benefits20

10 cases

Each case has one main issue and may raise others (shown as “also”); the Issue filter finds a case by either. Choose a column heading to sort by it, and again to reverse the order. A blank cell means the archive has no entry for that case yet.

The outcome is this project's own coding of how a case turned out, made from the court's record; it is not the court's finding. How it is coded, and how to ask for a correction, is on the About page.