Summary
State law impermissibly denies California-born transgender individuals who reside outside of the state the right to a new California birth certificate that in-state transgender individuals have, the California Court of Appeal has ruled.
The plaintiff was born in California in 1941. In 2005, she underwent gender reassignment surgery to become a female. She then legally changed her name and obtained a new driver's license in her state of residence, Kansas.See the full content of this document
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California Court of Appeal Says Out-of-State Transgender Individuals Can Get Birth Certificate
Because Kansas law does not allow issuance of a new birth certificate after gender r...
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