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There can be some planning by some people about pregnancy. people who are raped don't have a choice whether it's by an outsider or their own husband and not everybody can afford contraceptives. many women in mississippi don't have money to pay for contraceptives. but their point in their brief was contraceptives, if you use them, the failure rate is very small, etc., etc. how can there be real reliance? can you address that issue? >> first, this is not a new

White supremacy. so there was a lot of reliance. it was -- it was improper reliance. it was reliance on an egregiously wrong understanding of what equal protection means. but your answer is -- i don't -- i don't understand -- i don't have your answer clearly. can a decision be overruled simply because it was erroneously wrong even if nothing has changed between the time of that decision and the time when the court is called upon to consider whether it should be overruled? yes or no? can you give me a yes or no answer? >> this court has never overruled in that decision just base oond conclusion...

Position. the chief justice while he has had pro-life indications in the past, or anti-choice. he is someone that has taken a more moderate position in recent years. and jtsz cavanagh is not part of this stuff. i think for both, the just reading the tea leaves here, i think he asked all three of the advocates the same question which is mississippi is saying this is contentious. why don't we just stay out of it. they have a different rule than mississippi, and the like, why is that so bad? the u.s. solicitor general, in attacking the law, i think had a great answer saying this is a fundamental ...

Guaranteed to women in this country. >> it is certainly true that there can be some planning by some people about pregnancy. people who are raped don't have a choice whether it's by an outsider or their own husband. and not everybody can afford can -- contraceptives contrary to your adversary's brief. in fact, 19 % of the women in mississippi are uninsured. they don't have money to pay for contraceptives. but their point in their brief was, you know, contraceptives, if you use them, the rate is small. how can there be real reliance. could you address that issue? >> of course. first, this is no...

0 standard of self-has proved difficult to administer and that is relevant to the analysis. and i want to give you an opportunity to respond. >> yes, your honor. the first point i'd like to make is the undue burden test is not at issue in this case. that is the test that applies to regulations, not prohibitions. and the state has conceded that this is a prohibition. that's the title of this law. an act to prohibit abortion after 15 weeks. the only thing at issue in this case is the viability line, and the viability line has been enduringly workable. the lower federal courts have applied it con...