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Mississippi law protects unborn babies after the 15th week By Dave Andrusko If you go to Empower Women, Protect Life, among the many sterling defenses of the Mississippi Gestational Age Act is, not surprisingly given by Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch. In one of her chats–just 1 minute, 19 seconds long– she does an outstanding job …
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Mississippi law protects unborn babies after 15th week By Dave Andrusko Editor’s note. The Supreme Court this morning released its first list of formal opinions of its 2021-22 term (there was only one) and it did not include Texas’ Heartbeat Law. That means there will be no decision on S.B. 8. prior to December 1, when the …
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By Dave Andrusko The timing is impeccable. In less than three weeks—December 1, to be exact—the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in Dobbs vs. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. As our faithful readers know, Mississippi’s “Gestational Age Act” prohibits abortion after the 15th week with narrow exceptions. National Review has produced a special issue that does a …
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By Dave Andrusko “These are the patients I encounter daily in my work as a radiologist. Clearly human, clearly alive, no longer mysteriously hidden from the eyes and knowledge of man, they ask us to consider them not disposable nonhumans but valuable members of our human family.” — Dr. Grazie Pozo Christie Listening to the oral …
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By Dave Andrusko In a three-hour long session, the Supreme Court today heard the first of two pivotal pro-life laws enacted by Texas and Mississippi, respectively. This morning justices heard two different challenges to Texas S.B.8, ably defended by Texas Solicitor General Judd Stone. The first to Texas’ Heartbeat law was filed by abortion providers …
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WASHINGTON – On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in a case involving Texas SB 8, a Texas law designed to protect unborn children whose hearts have begun to beat. Today’s arguments were focused on the provision in the law that allows an individual to bring suit against anyone who knowingly performs or aids …
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By Dave Andrusko Just days after the Supreme Court agreed to fast-track challenges to Texas’ Heartbeat Law, three parties—abortion providers, the Department of Justice, and the state of Texas—filed opening briefs yesterday criticizing and defending S.B. 8, the Texas Heartbeat Law. “The court will hear arguments on Monday in two different challenges, one brought by abortion …
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By Lisa Bourne Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch filed a reply brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in the Dobbs case Wednesday, emphasizing the need to overturn Roe v. Wade and its companion Planned Parenthood v. Casey. Fitch also argued in the brief that abortion policymaking is “for the people to decide.” “Finally forced to defend …
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By Cassy Fiano-Chessers An amicus brief has been filed on behalf of over 200 women for the upcoming Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization Supreme Court case, arguing that women do not need abortion to be successful. Filed by law professors Teresa Collett and Helen Alvaré along with legal scholar Erika Bachiochi, the brief represents 240 …
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