
Why Didn’t Justice Amy Coney Barrett Write A Separate Opinion In Dobbs?
We could've used a little guidance on her thought process here....
We could've used a little guidance on her thought process here....
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It's outrageous that having three women on the Court was not enough and that one of those women was in the majority decision.
This has potentially disastrous implications.
* Considering how wed we are to easy gun access, the Blue Lives Matter crowd might want to make sure 4-year-olds have better trigger discipline. [News On 6] * Would surfing the ballot tide allow for a prosecutorial override? [MSNBC] * Texas is quicker on violating children's right to privacy than preventing teenagers from buying assault rifles. [CNN] * Nothing upholds the Hippocratic Oath like letting a woman bleed for 10 days for fear of losing a medical license. Thanks, SCOTUS! [Independent] * News sells, but who's buying? A free oress only matters if people are pressed enough to read. [The Guardian]
The Dobbs opinion changed everything, leaving in its wake concerning questions about the future of IVF and embryos.
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A police officer reportedly told her that her unborn child 'doesn't count.'
* It takes two: Pregnant driver argues that they should be able to use the carpool lane under Dobbs. [NY Daily News] * Alabama judge accuses liberals of being racist after being caught doing a racism against Asian folks. [NBC News] * "Could you be a little less loud about expecting us to do something after you've lost a civil right? Thanks." - Joe Biden + Friends [The Daily Beast] * Duty of care? 911 dispatcher charged with involuntary manslaughter because they refused to send out an ambulance unless the person asking for help said the magic words. [Insider] * At this think tank, the uniform is your Sunday best. [ProPublica]
Supreme Court's coordinated attack on rights has led us right here.
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It'll really hit the fan once lawmakers find out high fructose corn syrup consumption can lead to low infant birth weights.
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It's going to get real bad, real quick.
* While 10 isn't old enough to adopt, Ohio definitely thinks it's old enough to force you to have a kid. [Independent] * America America'd on 4th of July. Because of the correlation of copycat killers and media coverage of mass shootings, here's a completely unrelated Childish Gambino music video. [YouTube] * Curb anything but the 2nd: SCOTUS doesn't like when the right to protest personally impacts them. [Axios] * Google plans to delete data that pins users to having visited abortion clinics. [The Next Web]
Many scholars consider a coup successful when the usurpers seize and hold power for at least seven days. These judges have a lifetime appointment.