US District (Federal) Judge Clevert struck down a Wisconsin law prohibiting trans people from receiving drugs in prison.
In Wednesday’s order, Clevert found that the law amounts to “deliberate indifference to the plaintiffs’ serious medical needs in violation of the Eighth Amendment,” because it denies hormone therapy without regard to those needs or doctors’ judgments. He found the law unconstitutional on its face and also in violation of the inmates’ rights to equal protection.
In other words, he made it possible for doctors to decide what is appropriate medical treatment: sanity prevails occasionally.