Poison pills: States should look to ban abortion drugs
In the Wild West that is post-Roe v. Wade abortion legislation and litigation, abortion drugs ("abortifacients") have emerged as the next legal battleground.
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In the Wild West that is post-Roe v. Wade abortion legislation and litigation, abortion drugs ("abortifacients") have emerged as the next legal battleground.
The Senate Judiciary Committee hearings to confirm Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court opened with fireworks Tuesday, as Democratic senators schemed to halt the hearing and liberal activists heckled lawmakers from the audience. What did Kavanaugh do to deserve such antics? He is, after all, supremely qualified—even the American Bar Association, long recognized as biased against conservative judicial nominees, says so.
Law enforcement could use online data, police statements and medical records as evidence against people involved in abortions. It's already happening.
“Roe v. Wade was probably the most disgraced, undermined, criticized, embarrassing decision,” says Tom Jipping of Dobbs decision.