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Arlington, Washington, D.C.
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Co-host of Freedom podcast, former editor in chief of the Cato Supreme Court Review; baseball; comic books; Sooners FB; synths; guitars; beautiful noises
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Amicus Brief: Hudacko v. Regents of the University of California

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By Ilya Shapiro, Trevor Burrus
| Manhattan Institute
Governance, Culture, Health Supreme Court, Gender Ideology, Children & Family 2 Minute Read When Ted Hudacko divorced, the family court expressly required that any gender-affirming surgery on his minor son would need approval from both parents. Unbeknownst to Hudacko, a University of California hospital later performed such surgery—a puberty blocker-dispensing implant procedure that likely sterilized his son.
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Amicus Brief: Grand v. University Heights

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By Ilya Shapiro, Trevor Burrus
| Manhattan Institute
Governance, Culture Supreme Court, Religion 2 Minute Read In April, the Manhattan Institute supported the petition for certiorari of Daniel Grand, a devout Orthodox Jew in University Heights, Ohio who wants to use his house to hold a gathering of at least ten adult males on the Jewish Sabbath and High Holidays, known as a minyamin. But the city issued an order prohibiting him from hosting the group without securing a special zoning permit—as if he were trying to create a church or synagogue.
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Amicus Brief: Mirabelli v. Bonta

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By Ilya Shapiro, Trevor Burrus, Leor Sapir
| Manhattan Institute
Education, Health, Governance, Culture Children & Family, Gender Ideology 2 Minute Read Across the country, public-school officials are socially transitioning students by using new names and pronouns that reflect an asserted gender identity, without informing parents or obtaining their consent. In California, state policies required school employees to facilitate a student’s gender transition upon request, regardless of parental notice or consent.
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