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From The MountainGoat Report:Wardrobe Ruling In 'Exotic Case'Gender identity won't be on trial this June in Twin Falls County but it is difficult for many to believe otherwise. If you haven't been following the story of Nastaran, or legally Majid, Kolestani, a transgender Iranian refugee accused in the shooting death of the man with whom she shared an apartment in Twin Falls, get caught up here...Now from the Times-News comes the latest: "Kolestani can dress as woman, judge rules"... That the defense felt it necessary to make such a request says something about the territory in which Twin Falls County finds itself...Full post as published by Arbitrary and Capricious on May 14, 2009 (boomark / email).
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