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Idaho Judge Awards $2.5 Million to Transgender Who Raped a Teenager

A transgender inmate who sued Idaho after she was denied gender confirmation surgery will reportedly be awarded $2.5 million in legal fees.

Adree Edmo launched her lawsuit against Idaho and the state department of correction’s health care provider back in 2017, the Associated Press reported.

She was imprisoned at the time at a men’s facility, serving out a 10-year sentence for sexually abusing a 15-year-old boy.

Edmo claimed in her lawsuit that her Eighth Amendment rights against cruel and unusual punishment were violated when her surgery was denied. She asked a judge to order the state’s department of correction to allow her to transfer to a women’s prison, allow her access to “gender appropriate” clothing, and also provide her with gender confirmation surgery.

In 2018, it was ruled by U.S. District Judge B. Lynn Winmill that Edmo be provided the surgery, The state appealed but ultimately lost.

Judge Winmill agreed that Edmo not getting the surgery would place her at risk of “irreparable harm,” the AP reports, adding that she had “severe gender dysphoria.”

Edmo then asked that the state pay for her more than $2.8 million in attorney fees.

According to the Associated Press, a federal judge recently ordered Idaho and its prison medical care provider to “pay more than $2.5 million in legal fees” to Edmo.

The difference between the requested and awarded amounts is reportedly due to the judge agreeing with the defendants that some of the legal fees were too high. That apparently means Edmo is still having her legal fees covered, despite the lesser awarded amount.

That awarded money will reportedly not come from taxpayer dollars, however. The AP says that the awarded millions will be covered by Corizon Correctional Healthcare “under a separate agreement with the state.”

Corizon and Idaho reportedly agreed back in December that Corizon would pay the cost of any awarded legal fees to Edmo if Idaho agreed not to ask Corizon to cover the state’s attorney costs.

Edmo was released from prison in 2021, according to the AP.

READ 26 COMMENTS
  • Sandy^ says:

    This guy was in there for sexually abusing a 15-year-old boy, most likely with the thing he wants to have removed. I say Idaho blew it. Should have let him get his peewee snipped. Now he is 2.5 million richer and still has the peewee and all those hormones that harmed that 15-year-old boy.

  • Jim says:

    Another corrupt POS judge.

    These Gender Dysphoria MENTAL CASES need to be forcible placed into mental hospitals.

    this sickness is destroying the world.

  • Squawman says:

    The judge needs surgery, a LOBOTOMY!

  • W. Hamil says:

    Our entire so-called Justice System has been completely corrupted in order to allow this type of unethical this madness to ever happen. Justice is no longer blind and too many Judges have NO moral compass and have allowed woke public opinion, including those who support and promote LBGTQXYZ nonsense to influence their legal decisions.

    This is just more proof that our country has lost its collective mind and is officially insane.

    Everyone will face the one true judgment someday and GOD likely won’t look kindly on sinners who refuse to obey his Word and repent of their sins. This judge, perpetrator, and millions of other Godless sinners might not realize the error of their ways until they’re burning in hell for eternity. It’ll be too late by then and their new climate will be extremely HOT (and probably not a DRY heat)!

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