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Supreme Court orders Maine legislature to revoke censure of Rep. Laurel Libby over trans athlete post
The Supreme Court ordered Maine's legislature to revoke its censure of GOP state representative Laurel Libby for identifying a transgender high school athlete.

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Supreme Court Orders Maine House to Restore Voting Power to Censured Lawmaker, for Now
Supreme Court sides with Maine Republican censured for transgender athlete post
Supreme Court Gives Relief to Maine Legislator in Transgender Sports Controversy
The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday granted emergency relief restoring voting privileges to a Maine state legislator who was censured for her social media post critical of a transgender female student’...

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Supreme Court backs Republican lawmaker in Maine who was punished for transgender athlete remarks
New York Sun · 1d
Supreme Court Hands Victory, for Now, to Maine Lawmaker Censured Over Anti-Transgender Posting
EXCLUSIVE: Maine Rep. Laurel Libby reacts to Supreme Court order restoring her ability to vote
"Stop thinking about what rockers are saying," Young wrote on his website Tuesday.

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Supreme Court requires clerk to count votes by lawmaker censured for social media post about transgender athlete
IJR · 1d
GOP Rep Who Was Censured For Opposing Trans Athletes Sticks It To Democrats With Supreme Court Victory
Maine House speaker can't stop lawmaker from voting while federal case is pending, Supreme Court says
Maine House Speaker Ryan Fecteau can't stop Rep. Laurel Libby from speaking or participating in floor votes while challenging her censure, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday.
The Daily Signal1d
‘Victory for Girls and Free Speech:’ Supreme Court Sides With Lawmaker Censured for Defending Women’s Sports
The Supreme Court rules in favor of Maine lawmaker Laurel Libby, who was censured for defending women's sports from male intrusion.
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Libby v. Fecteau
Emergency application for injunction is granted on May 20, 2025. Justices Sotomayor and Jackson would have denied the injunction.
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