Adree Edmo

Adree Edmo officially became the first incarcerated person to get court-ordered gender confirmation surgery in July 2020. She has since been released, but her Idaho case set a precedent for how cases of gender dysmorphia will be handled within prisons. Now, her team of lawyers will be granted nearly $2.6 million in attorneys fees for the years of litigation.

The lawyers for Adree Edmo, the first incarcerated person to receive federally court-ordered gender confirmation surgery, are asking Idaho to pay back $2.82 million in attorneys fees.

The U.S. Supreme Court has officially declined to take up the case of a transgender inmate in Idaho who sued state officials to get sex reassignment…

After years of court battles, Adree Edmo, the first transgender inmate in the country to get sex reassignment surgery through a court order, has been…

Note: the following story contains a mention of self-harm.In May, the U.S. Supreme Court denied a request by the State of Idaho, the latest turn in a…

In July, a transgender woman in Idaho will make history. Adree Edmo will become the first trans inmate in the nation to receive gender confirmation…

In a 7-2 ruling, the United States Supreme Court has denied Idaho’s appeal to halt the sex reassignment surgery of a transgender inmate.Last August the…

The State of Idaho has officially filed its appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court in the case of a transgender inmate seeking sex reassignment surgery while…

A federal judge is pushing pause on the case of a transgender inmate in Idaho suing for sex reassignment surgery as a deadline looms for the state to…

Earlier this week, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals declined to re-hear the case of a transgender inmate in Idaho. Adree Edmo is suing the state of Idaho…