From Carolina Journal Radio Program No. 680: With multiple lawsuits filed in connection with the controversial House Bill 2, it’s clear federal courts will decide the final outcome of the debate over the so-called “bathroom bill.” Jon Guze, JLF’s director of legal studies, dissects key legal issues the courts will address.
Federal courts to decide critical issues raised by House Bill 2
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