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Supreme Court Rules Against Colorado Ban on Conversion Therapy

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The Supreme Court ruled 8-1 that Colorado’s ban on conversion therapy for youth violates the free speech rights of a counselor, allowing the continuation of a practice widely condemned by medical associations. This decision impacts how states can regulate such practices, highlighting tensions between free speech protections and public health concerns, while leaving avenues for disciplinary action through licensing boards intact.

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