Judge Tosses Connecticut Suit Seeking Transgender Ban

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In a 27-page decision issued Sunday, a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by several high school track athletes that sought to end the policy of allowing transgender athletes to compete in Connecticut high school girls' sports.

As reported by The Stamford Advocate, the suit was filed in February of last year ahead of the girls' outdoor track season by Selina Soule, then a Glastonbury High School senior, Alanna Smith, then a Danbury High School sophomore, and Chelsea Mitchell, then a Canton High School senior. Ashley Nicoletti, then an Immaculate High School sophomore, was later added to the suit.

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