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They may decide to punt, they may decide we don't need to rule on it -- the direct constitutionality of roe, but that's what they want. they're asking for it in plain terms, not hiding for it. they say we want roe overturned. >> the court accepted this case and that in and of itself tells you something and the court agreed to up end roe in texas for now, and that may indicate -- >> by not ruling -- >> by not ruling. it is up ended. roe doesn't exist in texas for now, thanks to the supreme court. we'll see what happens in december. laura jarrett, great to see you. thank you very much. trials ...
This law from going into effect because of this clever public vigilante enforcement mechanism. we can't enjoin all of these people from enforcing the law. i disagree with that legally. i think as a practical matter, and doj points that out in their lawsuit, that when you create these private vigilantes that's actually a form of state action and you are using the courts to go ahead and try and get around roe. it is possible to block that law from going into effect. so i guess to answer your question, it is difficult to not view this court as politicized. in k.c., the case that came after roe th...