February saw its fair share of interesting verdicts -- from rulings on Justin Beiber's urine tests to decisions on the fate of the controversial Keystone XL Pipeline.

A California teen who was born male but identifies as female will be playing on the high school’s all-girl softball team thanks to a new Golden State law requiring schools to allow students to participate in sex-segregated activities “consistent with [their] gender identit[ies].” So Fox News reports.

A St. Louis woman who has been blocked from refinancing her mortgage and has been refused a credit card because the credit reporting company Equifax has her listed as “deceased” earlier this month filed suit against Equifax. So the St. Louis Dispatch reports.

The U.S. Department of Justice early this month sent a letter to the Louisiana Supreme Court stating that the Bayou State’s attorney licensure system discriminates against bar applicants with disabilities by asking prospective lawyers questions about their mental health diagnoses and treatments. So reports the ABA Journal.