The Supreme Court's conservative majority expressed skepticism during a recent hearing regarding a challenge to a Tennessee law that prohibits gender-affirming care for minors. The justices raised concerns about whether such complex issues should be decided by elected lawmakers rather than the courts.
Chief Justice John Roberts highlighted the lack of expertise in the matter, suggesting that it may not be suitable for judicial intervention. Justice Brett Kavanaugh echoed this sentiment, questioning whether transgender care should be left to the democratic process.
