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The Texas Supreme Court has ruled that PFLAG must provide records to the Attorney General's office as part of an investigation into gender-affirming care for minors. This decision highlights the AG's broad investigative powers, requiring only 'reasonable belief' rather than 'proof' to demand documents, though PFLAG can redact identifying family information. The ruling sets a precedent for state investigative reach over advocacy groups.
Legal and political developments related to PFLAG, analyzed from a legal perspective.
