The (non-)partisan puzzle in the conversion therapy case

A recent Supreme Court decision has sparked interest in the local area. The case, Chiles v. Salazar, involved a Colorado law related to conversion therapy for minors. The Supreme Court held that the law was subject to strict scrutiny under the First Amendment, ultimately ruling in favor of the law's opponents. The court found that the law discriminated based on viewpoint, allowing certain therapies while restricting others. Further details on the decision and its implications can be found on SCOTUSblog, which features outside opinions on the matter. The decision was notable for its 8-1 ruling, with more information available on the court's reasoning and the reactions of individual justices.