A Missoula District Court judge concluded the Montana Department of Justice discriminated by failing to approve a license application with a sex marker that matched the youth’s birth certificate. A DOJ spokesman indicated the state will appeal.
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A Missoula District Court judge concluded the Montana Department of Justice discriminated by failing to approve a license application with a sex marker that matched the youth’s birth certificate. A DOJ spokesman indicated the state will appeal.
