Judge allows Arizona immigration papers enforcement now
A U S District Judge Susan Bolton ruled police can immediately enforce the show me your papers provision of Arizona’s immigration law. The decision follows a long legal battle culminating in a Supreme Court upholding the provision. Civil rights groups plan hotlines and video-recorded patrol monitoring while opponents urge nonenforcement and warn of lawsuits. Arizona's law, enacted in 2010, sparked similar measures in Alabama Georgia Indiana South Carolina and Utah.
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Inmate Wins Right to Sex Reassignment Surgery
Massachusetts inmate Michelle Kosilek, a convicted murderer, says judge Mark Wolf ruled sex reassignment surgery is the only adequate treatment for her gender identity disorder. The decision marks a first for a court ordering prison officials to provide such surgery, drawing outcry from some lawmakers over taxpayer-funded treatment.
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