(CN) – The state of Indiana appealed a federal judge’s decision granting same-sex couples the right to have the names of both parents listed on their children’s birth certificates, not just the birth ...

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A federal appeals panel of Republican appointees ruled Friday that the state of Indiana must treat same-sex married couples the same as male-female married couples when determining who to list on a ...

Indiana's Attorney General Todd Rokita is arguing against state courts having the power to change a minor's gender on birth certificates upon a parent's request for such a change for her 7-year ...

A federal judge ordered Indiana to extend the same rights ... In Nebraska, for example, the state agreed to change its birth certificate policies after couples brought a lawsuit, according to ...

The ACLU of Indiana sued Indiana after it ... that ended the process for updating gender markers on state documents, specifically birth certificates. Complying with the executive action, the ...

Transgender Hoosiers who have already legally changed the gender on their birth certificates ... being relied on by the Vital Records Division of the Indiana State Department of Health as ...

But, going forward, general public access to Indiana birth certificates only will be available after nearly a century has passed. State Sen. Vaneta Becker, R-Evansville, the Senate sponsor ...

The Indiana General Assembly has not ... interpreting the Legislature's authorization for the State Department of Health to amend birth certificates to include changes sought by transgender ...

Court-ordered changes to birth certificates are common for ... may be contested in later court action. — The Indiana Capital Chronicle covers state government and the state legislature.