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Danielle had used a friends cell phone to do an end run around jemichaels block so she could keep texting him. ? his roundabout responses to her, jemichael seemed to threaten danielles life. he wrote: "come to my house. the way im feeling right now ill shoot you with no hesitation." >> jemichaels gonna kill danielle. >> that he would -- >> if what? >> if she didnt leave him alone. >> so, "get off my case." >> yup. >> reporter: detectives had confronted jemichael about that message early on. >> "...

Senior legal analyst laura coates about this. good evening to you. what do you think of what justin kagan said, her warning? >> justice caning is absolutely right. this would be the definitive slippery slope. we hear about this could be a slippery slope, might have a domino effect. if you allow states to be able to an end run around judicial review, you give them cart blanch to do whatever they want as long as they figure out a way not to have a state actor enforce the law. remember, fundamental...

To do an end run around judicial review, you essentially give them carte blanche to do whatever they want as long as they can figure out a way not to have a state actor enforce the law. remember, fundamentally whats wrong with this case is that normally, if you want to try to prevent a law from going into effect, you have to be able to sue the state actor who was charged under the statute to actually enforce the law. in texas, they decided, huh, we will avoid that by allowing anyone in the count...

To -- what that procedure is important -- because it is going to determine whether or not the state of texas can get away with intentionally trying to undermine a constitutional right that the supreme court upheld in 1973. and say were going to pretend you have the constitutional right, but were going to let states copycat this law and essentially create an end run around the constitutional rights of people who otherwise would have -- abortion and that will be a bellwether for what happens on de...

Amending the fill buster if thats what it makes to enact voting rights. >> that remains to be seen. exactly what that means in terms of fundamentally altering it, whether or not we end the filibuster straight up. there are certain things that are just sacred rights. one is a sacred obligation that we never are going to renig on a debt. were the only nation in the world. we have never, ever reniged on a single debt. >> when it comes to voting rights. >> its consequence shl. >> when it comes to vo...

Abortion and the supreme court has the power to review roe versus wade, regardless of your view, this is an assault on the rule of law. as pete said, it allows states to do an end run. that means every other attempt to do an end run or a constitutional run is there too. well see it with gun rights, free speech, religious rights. and that is now how the system works and i they is a violation of the law. >> pete, its always great to have you here. how the generals legacy impacted the u.s. military...

Federal courts to do their jobs of ensuring that all state laws are constitutional according to our federal constitution. >> a really sharp rebuke really of the supreme court of the united states. the decision to not actually rule on the underlying constitutionality or the idea of somebody thumbing their nose at the very valid and still in-place precedent of roe v. wade. this could actually be a very decisive moment in terms of the longevity of this particular district court ban. if it goes up t...

Belong with me." ♪ if you could see that im the one who understands you ♪ >> that just straps her career to a rocket. ♪ you belong with me you belong with me ♪ >> we saw someone like taylor swift become a huge sensation because of her myspace page, posting her music on her page, and look where he is now. its pretty incredible. >> by the end of that decade, artists would make their own music and put it up on myspace and all the sudden you can have a career. >> in the internet age its beco...

Professor of obstetrics and gynecology. professor watson, its an interesting question. if you want to ban abortion, why create these vigilante squads? what do you make of that question? >> well, the answer is because it is unconstitutional to ban abortion before viability, which is at approximately 24 weeks. and i believe in eight other states that have passed six-week ba bans, the federal courts have enjoined those laws because theyre so obviously unconstitutional. so texas tried to do an end r...

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