Dr. Alan Braid, right, and his staff are stunned as the U.S. Supreme Court announces the end of Roe v. Wade, shutting down abortion services at Alamo Women's Reproductive Services on Friday, June 24, 2022, in San Antonio, Texas. The clinic had to turn patients away once the ruling came down.
The ruling does not overturn the law or preclude similar suits from being filed in the future, lawyers for Braid said Thursday. Nor does it change the almost-total ban on abortion that went into effect in Texas when the U.S. Supreme Court struck down federal abortion protections earlier this year. Haas said in court he would issue a written order in the next week, Hearron said. Gomez declined to comment until the ruling is finalized.
Haas agreed with plaintiffs that the constitutional standard is that a person must be able to prove they were directly impacted to sue over an abortion, Hearron said.
EVERY case like this should be tossed.
This is Good News.
Abortion is murder!
Draconian law Need to b modified