NASHVILLE – Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti has announced that the U.S. Supreme Court has decided that the new Title IX rule proposed by the U.S. Department of Education will not take effect while Tennessee’s legal challenge is ongoing. Tennessee has raised concerns about the legality of the rule and has previously succeeded in convincing two lower courts to prevent its implementation.
“I am grateful that the Supreme Court of the United States agreed that no part of the Biden administration’s Title IX rule should go into effect while the case proceeds,” said Tennessee Attorney General Skrmetti. “This is a win for student privacy, free speech, and the rule of law.”
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