Scotus throws challenge for the law that prohibits traction shows with the children present

Tennessee prohibition Regarding the traction shows, when the children are present will remain in force, as the Supreme Court refused earlier this week to hear a challenge of the law brought by a traction performance group, a movement that the General Republican prosecutor presented as “another great victory for Tennessee”.

The law on adult entertainment of the state, adopted in 2023, does not allow “adult -oriented shows” in public spaces or nowhere where minors can see them.

“Free discourse is an American sacred value, but the first amendment does not require Tennessee to allow sexual explicit performance in front of children,” said Prosecutor General of Tennessee, Jonathan Skmetti, in an X. “We will continue to defend the law and children in.”

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A federal judge He decided that the law, which specifically concerns the traction shows, was “unconstitutional vague and substantially overloaded”, the temporary stopping of the application. However, in July, the 6th Court of Appeal of the US circuit reversed the decision, stating that the Memphis theater company that submitted the process of George’s Inc.-did not stand to challenge the law.

Another process that challenges the prohibition submitted by the American Union of Civil Freedom (ACLU) is still underway in the name of Blount County Pride, another group of Advocacy LGBTQ+, after General General Ryan Desmond threatened to follow anyone who will break the prohibition during the Pride 2023 festival.

Fox News Digital addressed Friends of George’s Inc. And ACLU, but did not receive an answer according to the publication time.

Process on the Tennessee law that sets limits to traction shows rejected by the Federal court in victory for Republicans

Violators who do not comply with the law on adult entertainment could be prosecuted for a class A crime, while a second or third crime is a class E. Both could lead to fines and imprisonment anywhere from 11 months to six years.

“I am proud that The Supreme Court of the United States It has confirmed another tennessee law that protects our children. SB 3 ensures that children in Tennessee are not exposed to explicit sexual entertainment, “the leader of the majority of the state of Jack Johnson said in a posting x. Johnson was one of the sponsors of the draft law in 2023.

The Supreme Court already has Another case In front of them, brought by ACLU, which challenges a Tennessee law that prohibits medical treatments and procedures for minors.

In this case, the Court weighs whether the equal protection clause of the 14th amendment, which guarantees equal treatment in accordance with the law for people in similar circumstances, prevents states from prohibiting medical providers from providing puberty blockers and hormonal treatments for children requesting transgenal surgical procedures.

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Talking to Fox News Digital Last month, Skmetti expressed prudent optimism of a favorable result.

“It seems that the impulse has really changed almost culturally on these issues. And when you see people trying to rewrite the laws by creative judgment, by creative regulation, who alienates people from the laws that bind them and is bad for America.”

“We will know what the Supreme Court does when the Supreme Court does,” he added.

The High Court is expected to rule on the case until June.