Colorado and at least 19 other states have laws prohibiting conversion therapy for minors
The Supreme Court will hear a case challenging a Colorado law that bans conversion therapy for minors, brought by a therapist who claims the law violates her First Amendment rights. The therapist, represented by a conservative religious group, argues that the ban restricts her ability to provide services to clients who seek help aligning their sexuality with their faith. Colorado and at least 19 other states have similar laws, while many medical organizations deem conversion therapy harmful. The case will be part of the Supreme Court's next term.
