Maryland High Court blocks transgendered law referendum



Gazette.Net reports

Maryland’s highest court on Tuesday said a referendum on whether to approve a law banning discrimination against transgendered people could not go on the Nov. 4 ballot . . . 

The court order reversed a Montgomery County Circuit Court judge’s decision. It was released without a written opinion, which will be filed later . . . 

Amy Smith, an attorney for the Alliance Defense Fund, which worked filed a brief in support of Maryland CRG, said she was disappointed.

“We thought our clients had followed the rules and Equality Maryland came in the 11th hour with a technicality that will be used to silence the voters of Montgomery County,” Smith said. “This is just another example of an activist court ruling against democracy.”



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