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Hello, everyone, and welcome to this Federalist Society of Virtual Event.

My name is Marco J. Lloyd, and I'm an assistant director of practice groups with the Federalist

Society.

Today, we're excited to host a courthouse steps decision on the United States v. Scrimetti,

featuring Aaron Hawley.

Our moderator today is Ilya Shapiro.

Ilya is a senior fellow and director of constitutional studies at the Manhattan Institute.

He is also the author of several books, most recently Lawless, the Miseducation of America's Elites.

If you'd like to learn more about today's speakers, their full bios can be viewed on our website, fedsock.org. If you have a question at any point in today's program, please enter into the

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Finally, I'll note that, as always, the Federal and Society takes no position on particular legal

or public policy issues, and all expressions

opinion are those of the speakers. With that, Elia, thank you for joining us today, and the floor is

yours. Great. Thanks very much, Marco. Excited to talk so soon after the opinion about this

important case. Just a bit of background.

This involves a Tennessee law enacted two years ago that banned the use of surgical and on hormonal medical treatments regarding gender care on minors.

Now, three minors, their parents and a doctor, sued on constitutional grounds to block this law.

The United States, the Biden administration, intervened. The district court granted an injunction,

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