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Kansas court upholds state law requiring biological sex on driver’s licenses
March 13, 2024
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CWN Editor's Note: A state court has rejected challenges to a Kansas law that requires that one’s biological sex be listed on driver’s licenses.
A previous state supreme court decision “said Kansans have the right to control their own bodies,” the court ruled. “It did not say Kansans have a fundamental state constitutional right to control what information is displayed on a state-issued driver’s license.”
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