A new California law requiring police officers reveal their gender identity is on hold. The data is supposed to be submitted to a state anti-discrimination board when police report information about the people they pull over in traffic stops. The Peace Officers Research Association of California and other organizations sued, saying their members should “live as they wish, identify as they see fit” and share that identity on their own terms. A judge ruled yesterday to pause the requirements as the legal challenge plays out in court.
California’s New Gender Reveal Law for Officers On Hold
