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L R v. M H

── L R v. M H ── Case No.: 23A-PO-00366 Court: Indiana Court of Appeals Date: November 16, 2023 Author: Judge Melissa May County of Origin: Monroe Category: Civil Decision: Reversed Judge Altice and Judge Foley concur 4 In August 2021, L.R. and M.H. began seventh grade at the same middle school. M.H. was thirteen years old when school started, and L.R. turned thirteen in 1 In the briefs and portions of the Transcript, L.R. is referred to with he/him pronouns, but L.R. testified L.R.’s pronouns are “she” or “they[.]” (Tr. Vol. II at 118) (capitalization removed). At the time of trial, M.H. self-identified with “she/her” pronouns, but M.H. identified with “he/him or they/them” pronouns when the parties dated. (Tr. Vol.
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