HB 1041: Participation in School Sports
This bill discriminates against transgender youth by banning them from participating in school sports.
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Throughout the 2022 legislative session, we monitored key bills that affect Hoosiers' civil liberties. See some of the bills we tracked below.
This bill discriminates against transgender youth by banning them from participating in school sports.
HB 1134 is a classroom censorship bill introduced as part of a nationwide effort to limit how students can learn and talk about race and sex discrimination in public schools.
HB 1300 limits charitable bail organizations from functioning in Indiana by enacting unattainable requirements.
HB 1294 restricts correction facilities from shackling incarcerated women during pregnancy and childbirth.
This bill is just another attempt in a long line of bills intended to eliminate access to abortion in the Indiana.
This bill gives the Indiana Attorney General the power to request the appointment of a special prosecutor in cases in which a county prosecutor has used their lawful discretion not to prosecute.
HB 1116 would require a voter to certify, under penalty of perjury, that they can’t vote in person on Election Day or during the state’s 28-day early voting period in order to cast an absentee ballot by mail.
This bill requires the Child Services interim committee to study the requirement and funding of a court appointed attorney in cases involving juveniles.
SB 11 is an attempt by government officials to promote religious ideals and beliefs in our public schools.
SB 17 prevents elementary and secondary schools and non- college/ university libraries from raising a defense to the law-making at a felony to expose minors to “harmful” material.
We support this bill, because we believe all people should have the liberty to make personal, intimate decisions not just about how to live but also about how to die.
The bill requires the Department of Correction to provide free toilet paper, tampons, and pads to any incarcerated women held in the facility.