A federal judge and the U.S. Justice Department said this week that states are going too far with threats to prosecute those who help others cross state lines for abortion
A federal judge and the U.S. Department of Justice this week said that states are going too far by trying to block people from helping others cross state lines for abortion. A ruling in Idaho and the federal government taking sides in an Alabama lawsuit are far from the final word, but they could offer clues on whether an emerging area of abortion regulation may eventfully hold up in court. Since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v.
On Thursday, a federal judge put enforcement of the trafficking law on hold while courts consider a final decision on whether it's constitutional. In her ruling, U.S. District Magistrate Debora K. Grasham wrote that the case is about more than abortion: “Namely, long-standing and well recognized fundamental rights of freedom of speech, expression, due process, and parental rights.
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