Is it constitutional for the County of Orange in California, and the Orange County Sheriff, as a matter of custom or policy, to pretend transgender people don't exist and reassign the gender of transgender people simply for being in custody, by placing them in jails only based on biology, in pure ignorance of sociology, psychology and human behavior?

Questions Presented | Is it constitutional for the County of Orange in California, and the Orange County Sheriff, as a matter of custom or policy, to pretend transgender people don’t exist and reassign the gender of transgender people simply for being in custody, by placing them in jails only based on biology, in pure ignorance of sociology, psychology and human behavior? Is it a violation of the first amendment of the U.S. Constitution for the Orange County, | California Sheriff to reassign the gender of a transgender person in custody? Does the conduct of the Orange County Sheriff in California of subjecting transgender citizens to cross gender physical searches, cross gender sleeping quarters and bathing with those of another gender violate the fourth amendment right of a transgender person to be secure in their person? Is it a violation of the fifth amendment of the U.S. Constitution and the right against self incrimination for a detainee in the Orange County, California jail to be forced to testify as to their guilt or innocence without proper representation of counsel as an option for the detainee? Is it a violation of the sixth amendment of the U.S. Constitution and the right to counsel for a detainee in an Orange County, California jail to be forced to testify as to their guilt or innocence without proper representation of counsel as an option for the detainee? Is it a violation of the fourteenth amendment of the U.S. Constitution due process clause for a transgender person in fear in a men’s jail, handcuffed next to men, to be forced i. to admit or deny guilt under this threat of gender violence at a jail hearing on her charge? Is it a violation of the eighth amendment of the U.S. Constitution and cruel and | unusual punishment for police to require a transgender person change their gender and be housed in traditional gender facilities as part of punishment for a crime? Where police who have reassigned the gender of a transgender person in jail and they witness gender related violent threats to that transgender individual by other inmates based on the persons gender, is this a violation of the fourteenth amendment of the U.S. Constitution of equal protection under the law? Is it a violation of any federal hate crimes laws for police to misgender, harass the gender of and at the same time physically force a transgender inmate into a jail-with men threatening gender related violence on the transgender person at the same time? Is it a violation of the California Bane Act for police to misgender and harass the gender of and physically force a transgender inmate into a jail with men threatening gender related violence on the transgender person at the same time? Is it a violation of the California Senate Bill 132 for Orange County, California Sheriff and the County of Orange to misgender and harass the gender of and physically force a transgender inmate into a jail with men threatening gender related violence on the transgender person at the same time? Is California Senate Bill 132 correct when it says placing transgender inmates in a ii. jail not of their gender identity is a violation of their constitutional rights? Does the Orange County Sheriff and County having a policy to reassign the gender of | transgender citizens upon arrest amount to an unconstitutional policy under the Monell Doctrine? | , Does the Orange County, California Sheriff and County of Orange having a policy to reassign the gender of transgender citizens upon arrest and the inevitable violence to gender subsequent circumstances in the jail amount to rights violations under 42 U.S.C. 1983? : | | Do the federal civil rights violations alleged against the County or Orange, California in , this lawsuit also therefore apply to other states and their counties in the treatment of transgender citizens under arrest regardless of their state laws? Does the Prison Rape Elimination Act (42 US.C. 15607, 34 U.S.C. 30307) provide a private right of recovery when vi