April 01, 2026
Kagan joined the eight justices in finding that the Colorado government erred in regulating Chiles' practice because the state used a 2019 law that only banned therapists from counseling minors if the therapy entailed advising them on how to resist becoming transgender or gay. That amounted to restricting one viewpoint, in violation of the First Amendment, the majority said.
Kagan said that if the law were "content-based" rather than "viewpoint-based," it would present less of a free speech problem.
"Because the State has suppressed one side of a debate, while aiding the other, the constitutional issue is straightforward," Kagan said. "It would, however, be less so if the law under review was content-based but viewpoint neutral."
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