Judge approves sex change for MA inmate serving life sentence for murder[views:2011][posts:6]___________________________________ [Sep 4,2012 1:13pm - Alx_Casket ""] http://www.boston.com/news/nation/2012/09/...e/GQuMgigpkE6y8OWSwHJ0QI/story.html Kosilek first sued the Massachusetts Department of Correction 12 years ago. Two years later, Wolf ruled that Kosilek was entitled to treatment for gender-identity disorder, but stopped short of ordering surgery. Kosilek sued again in 2005, arguing that the surgery is a medical necessity. In his ruling Tuesday, Wolf found that surgery is the ‘‘only adequate treatment’’ for Kosilek’s ‘‘serious medical need.’’ |
_________________________________ [Sep 4,2012 1:21pm - posbleak ""] "Prison officials have repeatedly cited security risks in the case, saying that allowing her to have the surgery would make her a target for sexual assaults by other inmates." Because sexual assault has never occurred in an all-male prison |
___________________________________ [Sep 4,2012 1:22pm - Alx_Casket ""] Can't wait to hear what Bill Nye has to say about this. |
_________________________________ [Sep 4,2012 1:25pm - posbleak ""] [img] What Would Adebisi Do |
_____________________________________ [Sep 4,2012 2:03pm - the_reverend ""] I WANT TO SEE IT AND CAN THEY KEEP BOTH? |
_______________________________________ [Sep 4,2012 2:28pm - DestroyYouAlot ""] posbleak said:"Prison officials have repeatedly cited security risks in the case, saying that allowing her to have the surgery would make her a target for sexual assaults by other inmates." Because sexual assault has never occurred in an all-male prison If she's legally and medically female, wouldn't she logically end up transferred to a women's facility? |
_________________________________ [Sep 4,2012 2:29pm - posbleak ""] Since when has logical decision-making had anything to do with the US prison system? |