Judge temporarily halts new Iowa law on school books, gender identity teaching

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56% : Judge Stephen H. Locher, of the U.S. District Court in Iowa's Southern District, in a ruling Friday halted parts of the law that prohibit books and curriculum with depictions of sex acts, as well as the prohibition on teaching gender identity or sexual orientation through sixth grade.
54% : Calling it "incredibly broad" and "wildly overbroad," a federal judge Friday temporarily halted the implementation of most of a new Iowa state law that bans school books and curriculum with depictions of sex acts and prohibits the teaching of gender identity and sexual orientation through sixth grade.

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