Five weeks after the representative of the state of Maine, Laurel Libby, was censored for a social media position identifying a Trans athlete, a group of freedom of expression filed a memory of friendly in support of his trial to cancel the censorship.
The Fire Fire Freedom group, in its memory, plunged against the basis of censorship, which was imposed by the Democratic majority and the president of Maine House Ryan Fecteau.
“If political majorities can impose draconian sanctions on political minorities, then no point of view is sure. It is not a way to maintain America’s solid commitment to free and open political speeches, and that is why the first amendment prohibits officials from response against PK Press Club Digital.
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The representative of the state of Maine, Laurel Libby, rings the alarm in the face of the challenge of the state with regard to the executive order of President Donald Trump who demands the end of biological men in competition in female sports. (Getty / Maine House of Representatives)
The basis of Libby censorship was that she made a position that identified a minor by her name and her photo when she called a VAULTER of Pole Trans which won a competition for girls for Greely High School. However, the Trans athlete had already been published in other local media before the Libby position.
The other media included an article on the website of Maine House Democrats, according to the memory of Amicus.
All the federal judges of Maine have recused themselves from the case.
The judges, John C. Nivison, John A. Woodcock, launches E. Walker, Karen F. Wolf, Stacey D. Neumann and Nancy Torresen, signed recusation orders on Tuesday, shortly after the case. No reason has been provided for the challenge of judges. The case has since been returned to the district of Rhode IslandDepending on several reports.
Fecteau, who adopted censorship, is the main defendant of the trial, alongside the registrar of the House of Representatives, Robert Hunt. The Maine Prosecutor General’s Office will represent Fecteau.
The Libby trial seeks to restore its voting and speech rights. Fecteau previously said that Libby rights are restored after apologizing, which it does not intend to do. Libby told PK Press Club Digital in a previous interview that she encourages Fecteau to restore her rights to avoid bringing the case before the courts and cost taxpayers the price of any potential litigation.
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Libby represents more than 9,000 voters in district 90 of the Maine Chamber, and six of them signed the trial as applicants, because censorship has hampered its ability to help other legislative actions to serve these voters.
On March 20, Libby was authorized to speak and to present 10 amendments during a state-of-the-of-state budget. One of these modifications was not linked to the budget, but was a proposal to keep the athletes trans outside the sports of girls.
However, when Libby spoke to present his amendments, several Democrats protested, provoking a debate with Republican representatives. In the end, Libby’s amendments were not even taken into account and the Democrats decided to postpone the changes indefinitely.
The American Department of Agriculture announced on Wednesday a break and a continuous examination of federal funding in Maine after the Refused state Offer equal chances to women and girls in educational programs.
The state refused to comply with the executive order of President Donald Trump to ban the trans -girls and female sports athletes, which caused a huge federal pressure. Trump initially promised to reduce federal funding to the State if he refused to comply with the order during a speech on February 20, a few days after Libby published his social media position.
More potential sanctions could arrive in the state next week.
The United States Ministry of Education sent a letter to the Maine Ministry of Education (MDOE) on Monday, advising a final deadline of April 11 to resolve the problem or risk a second reference to the Ministry of Justice. The Ministry of Health and Social Services has referred Maine at Doj Last week.
A survey on The American Parents Coalition noted that out of approximately 600 registered voters from Maine, 63% said that the participation of school sports should be based on organic sex, and 66% agreed that it was “fair to restrict the sports of women to organic women”.
The survey also revealed that 60% of residents would support a voting measure limiting participation In Sports of women and girls at Biological women. This included 64% of the self -employed and 66% of parents with children under the age of 18.
