Welcome to Monday, October 25th, spuds and taters...
SCOTUS announced Friday that it will hear arguments against the controversial Texas abortion law on November 1st.
The challenges do not ask the Court to examine the substance of the Texas law, which bans abortions after cardiac activity is detected and includes a unique provision for enforcement: private citizens can sue clinics, doctors, nurses, and even people who drive a woman to get an abortion for at least $10,000.
Next Monday, the Court will hear challenges that concern whether Texas’s private enforcement scheme can be used to insulate the law from constitutional review by federal courts and whether the federal Dept. of Justice has the standing to obtain an injunction against the state of Texas and its agents or against all private parties.
It’s unclear how quickly the Supreme Court will issue a decision on the challenges to the Texas abortion law.
Do you support or oppose the Texas abortion law?
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