California judge orders rape victims to respect rapist’s ‘pronouns’ and ‘dignity’
A judge in Madera, California has ordered rape victims to refer to their male rapist with feminine pronouns to respect his “dignity.”
In 2021, California passed the Transgender Respect, Agency and Dignity Act, which requires authorities to place offenders in detention facilities based on their gender identities rather than their biological sex. Three months after the law was passed, serial criminal Tremaine Carroll changed his “gender identity” to female and the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) transferred him to a female prison. He had not been diagnosed with or even evaluated for gender dysphoria.
While imprisoned at Central California Women’s Facility in Chowchilla, Carroll reportedly impregnated a female inmate and raped two others. Madera District Attorney Sally Moreno has charged Carroll with rape but says his gender identification is muddying her efforts to obtain a conviction.
“This is a particular issue in this case because it’s confusing to the jury. In California, rape is a crime that has to be accomplished by a man,” said Moreno, who noted that Carroll “is not a woman in any sense of the word.”
Judge Katherine Rigby has ordered all parties — including Carroll’s victims — to refer to Carroll as “she/her” because he “deserves dignity.”
“It’s just absolutely insane that a victim would have to get on the stand and police their pronoun usage when trying to recite one of the scariest times of their lives,” Supervising Deputy District Attorney Eric Dutemple told KFSN.
Protecting abusive parents
California has a penchant for passing laws that endanger taxpayers to appease transgender totalitarians.
In 2022, Governor Gavin Newsom signed a law declaring the Golden State a “sanctuary city” for child transgender procedures such as puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and genital surgeries. Some doctors refer to these procedures as “medical mutilation” because of the permanent damage they cause, such as sterilization and castration. California’s “gender-affirming care” law protects parents who approve medical mutilation procedures for their children against extradition or criminal prosecution by other states like Texas, where “gender-affirming care” is considered child abuse.
