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At new york university, she clerk for justice sonia sotomayor in a, she now cohost the strict scrutiny podcast along with full disclosure my wife kate jones. i want to start on this aspect melissa with you, and then the texas law after. melissa, last night a lot of people thought there is an emergency application, the law is going to go into effect in midnight, it clearly violates current supreme court precedents, theyre gonna see something right, theres gonna be in order, woke up this morning a...

Unconstitutional law designed to evade judicial scrutiny. a majority of justices have opted to bury their heads in the sand." and then it makes note that last night the supreme court effectively did not rule in time to meet a deadline, so the law did go into effect last night simply because the court hadnt ruled on this emergency application from clinics. so sotomayor goes on to say, "last night the court silently acquiesced in the states enactment of a lou that flouts nearly 50 years of federal...

Wade. you think the direction under the prior administration, brett kavanaugh, amy coney barrett taking the place of people who were abortion rights advocates or not advocates but they would make decisions that were more toward abortion rights, now those people have taken their place. well see how this tees up. theres also another place that the supreme court could weigh in on this texas ban, and that is in an emergency application filed by some abortion providers in texas to try to block this l...

To commit an act of terrorism to the place where they commit the act. right now the supreme court could act on a piece of this if they take up what would be an emergency application from several of those texas abortion providers. but they did not overnight, so it does go into effect. it would not effect the woman herself. and why would they not act on this overnight? they have many opportunities coming up in the next term to act on abortion and it may be that they decided they wanted to wait unt...

Distances in texas. already there were few clinics in texas and people have to travel such long distances and its always the women who have fewer resources who dont have the ability to have child care, to travel to pay for a motel or a hotel to get to a clinic. >> as we understand, the abortion clinics in texas were effectively just shut down at midnight when this went into effect and many states that are smaller, a woman may be able to cross state lines and that may not be possible for a lot of...

Scheduling abortions because all of their staff would now be liable for the private lawsuits that barbara just mentioned. were seeing that emergency application, that is a big part in the fight against this and what we know from our nbc reporting, overnight waiting rooms in clinics were packed with women trying to get in before this deadline, outside the windows they had people with flashlights shining in. that is what makes techs techs the epicenter of this fight and stems from complete silence...

You cannot man date life saving masks to prevent the spread of covid. you have the freedom to bring your guns into stores and restaurants and churches and even psychiatrist hospitals but women, trans and nonbinary women are not allowed to make their own choices. my body, my choice, not in texas. texas clinics are turning away patients. theres going be a 20 fold increase in driving distance for texans to reach a state that is legal. something that might be impossible for parts of texas closest to...

Rather quickly on a case like this. >> in this case its alito who we know is more conservative on these issues, but usually something that would happen is he would kick it to the entire bench and they could put in an emergency stay that would stop it until they have the opportunity to hear more. that didnt happen in this case, but we could still hear more because they have that pending emergency application before them. so its certainly something to watch, but it could really tee up what it mean...

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SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – A federal appeals court has denied a Southern California church’s request to overturn the state’s coronavirus restrictions barring worship services indoors during the coronavirus pandemic. Friday’s ruling by the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals leaves the door open for addressing Gov. Gavin Newsom administration’s limits on church attendance if a California county is in a less-restrictive COVID-19 tier. A three-judge panel ruled against South Bay United Pentecostal...