You're listening to KFI, AM 640, the Bill Handel show On Demand, on the IHeart Radio app.

This is Handel on the law, marginal legal advice, where I tell you, you have absolutely no case.

Well, there is a case now that has been decided by a San Diego federal judge ruling in a

class action lawsuit, which of course is going to be appealed. But as of now, and this will be

in San Diego, but this is a class action, so it goes across the board.

Parents have a constitutional right to be informed if their child starts to present as a different gender at school.

Now, this is an interesting legal situation because normally you would think that parents

have to be told of any medical issue with a kid.

For example, the abortion issue is huge.

That by law, the school cannot tell parents if the young, if actually even a 14 or 15-year-old girl in junior high school is having an abortion.

I can't share that information.

And that has now been shot down when it comes to the school informing parents about presenting as a different gender.

A 52-page decision, this judge Roger Benitez,

rule that parents have the absolute right to know.

And what it does is it bans public school employees

for misleading parents

by the child's gender presentation at school.

In other words, if you have a boy who is now revealing as a girl,

who now wants to be called a different pronoun, who wants to wear clothing, who wants to go into

the girl's restroom, parents have to be notified.

Also bars employees from calling students by names or pronouns that don't match their legal ones if the parents object.

Now, is it a nickname?

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