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Will lower courts duly follow the Supreme Court's lead in abortion cases? - Vimarsana News

Will lower courts duly follow the Supreme Court's lead in abortion cases?

[This piece has been published in Restoring America to highlight how the Supreme Court's decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization puts the issue of abortion out of the courts and back into the hands of the people.]

Georgia will allow people to claim tax credits of $3,000 for each frozen embryo and fetus - Vimarsana News

Georgia will allow people to claim tax credits of $3,000 for each frozen embryo and fetus

Mothers will also be allowed to file for child support once a fetal heartbeat is detected - typically around six weeks - and fathers will be required to pay child support.

Evolving Laws and Litigation Post–Dobbs: The State of Reproductive Rights as of July 27 | Morgan Lewis - Vimarsana News

Evolving Laws and Litigation Post–Dobbs: The State of Reproductive Rights as of July 27 | Morgan Lewis

Federal and state activity in the initial weeks after the US Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization decision largely focused on litigation and...

Will Lower Courts Duly Follow Supreme Court's Lead in Abortion Cases? - Vimarsana News

Will Lower Courts Duly Follow Supreme Court's Lead in Abortion Cases?

Will lower courts obey recent Supreme Court precedent striking down Roe v. Wade when handling abortion cases?

Douglas County judge now facing record-setting 50 counts of alleged judicial misconduct - Vimarsana News

Douglas County judge now facing record-setting 50 counts of alleged judicial misconduct

Some ugly moments in a March 2022 homeowners association meeting has Douglas County Probate Judge Christina Peterson in more legal hot water.