Texas Supreme Court blocks deposition on group behind Texas Transgender Student Union
The court halted a deposition meant to identify who is behind the group, which mailed pamphlets in mid-October.
The Alamo Republican brief, from reporting by KSAT
Bexar County
The Texas Supreme Court on Friday blocked a deposition intended to identify the people or group behind the Texas Transgender Student Union. The group mailed pamphlets in mid-October that purported to support transgender students.
A Travis County judge had ordered the deposition. The court's ruling came 15 minutes before a Wyoming-registered group was scheduled to answer questions in it.
Written by The Alamo Republican from KSAT’s reporting, using only the facts in it. KSAT’s own headline: “The ruling came 15 minutes before a Wyoming-registered group was scheduled to answer questions in a deposition ordered by a Travis County judge.”
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