The stateās new ban is the most extreme in the country, going further than Texasās notorious S.B. 8 by banning abortion after fertilization
Several justices wanted to know: If Texas could craft a law to insulate its attack on abortion, what would stop other states from using the same method to target rights they disfavor?
The Mississippi law is the first outright ban the Supreme Court has considered since the landmark case that legalized abortion
Prosecutor Kim Gardner agrees that Lamar Johnson is innocent, but the stateās top court says thereās nothing she can do about it
After the city council approved $150 million in budget cuts, Texas leaders proposed capping tax revenue for cities that defund police
āThe governor and attorney generalās ban put Texas patients in heart-breaking situations ā it was politics at its worst.ā
the latest salvo in the ongoing effort of anti-abortionĀ lawmakers to erode reproductive rights
Without Ruling on a Single Abortion Restriction
Source: The Intercept In late January, on the same day that the U.S. Supreme Courtās landmark Roe v. Wade decision marked its…
In a race to see who can be first to directly challenge abortion rights before the high court, their proxies in state houses across the country gleefully file legislation that can only be described as draconian
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