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US District Judge Alan B. Johnson once again dismissed the pre -university trial against her agony to allow an organic man to join her group, pronounced the verdict last week that Sourority could define “women” because it chooses.
The case of members of former Kampa Kappa Gama was rejected for the second time, this time with prejudice, Johnson did not violate any rules by the University of Vyoming Chapter by allowing transgender student Artemis Langford to join 2022.
In RulingJohnson wrote that the organization clearly showed in documents that it “defines women by their gender and not their ‘biological sex”. ,
“Nothing or permanent rules have nothing, Kappa needs to define the words ‘women’ or ‘women’ narrowly, including only individuals that were born with a certain set of reproductive organs, especially when the dictionary cited by the plaintiff provides a more detailed definition,” Johnsonnason wrote.
US District Judge Alan B. Johnson wrote that Sorritity did not violate its bye -laws due to the widespread definition of the word “woman”. (Istock)
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He also dismissed the quotation of alumni of the definition of “women” under the President. Donald Trump’s Executive Order In January, “adults … as human women,”, saying that he did not even understand what that description meant.
“We are not completely certain what this definition means, not a degree in biology,” Johnson wrote. “But even combining this definition with the plaintiff, it applies only to the interpretation of the federal laws and the executive branch of the administration policy. It is not relevant in the world of private contracts, which we currently find ourselves.”
He said that the court is not allowed to intervene in the decisions of the organization unless he has broken his bylaws or committed fraud.
“In short, we need to leave Kappa alone,” Johnson wrote.
To dismiss the case with prejudice means that the same claim can no longer be brought to his court. However, the plaintiff may still file an appeal.
US District Judge Alan B. Johnson dismissed the case of members of the Kapa Kappa Gama without pre -east, meaning that he could not bring the same claims to his court again. (Fox News/Ingraham angle)
Fox News reached Cupa Kapa Gama for digital comment.
A spokesperson from the University of Vyoming told Fox News Digital that “it has no role in determining sorritity membership” and was not involved with the case.
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Johnson earlier dismissed the case in 2023 without any prejudice that it was ruled that the Vyoming Chapter University had not violated its bye -laws because he did not clearly define the word “woman”.
“The University of Vyering Chapter voted to accept – and, more widely, hundreds of thousands of accepted – a agony of Langford. With starting its investigation and ending there, the court will not define ‘Woman’ today. The judge said that the revolving definition urged the urging the plaintiff.
Cuppa Kapa Gama sisters at the University of Vyoming challenged the entry of Artemis Langford in the court. (Facebook/Kapa Kapa Gama University of Vyoming)
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The alumni alleged in their original complaint that Langford did not make any attempt to look like a woman not only after being involved in the agony, but saw women “warorically” in intimate conditions. The complaint described a landscape in which Langford “built a visible manufacture” which was looking at the Sorritity members.
Langford denied the alleged incident, According to Washington PostIn which the court records added Langford’s claim as another Sorritity who confirmed the account was due to the testimony of the sister.
