2 disbarred attorneys outside Texas sue abortion doctor under SB8

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The suits could be 'vehicles' for a constitutional test of Texas' abortion ban.

"In some ways the identity of these first plaintiffs highlights the absurdity of the law," said Kate Shaw, Cardozo School of Law professor and ABC News legal contributor.

"The statute says that anybody can file a suit. That doesn't mean that there's not some state constitutional limitation on who could file a suit," said Irving Gornstein, executive director of the Supreme Court Institute at Georgetown Law Center,"but this person seems to be somebody who has no objection to abortions, he just wants to earn a bounty."

 

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Is there an unlimited number of times a person can be sued under this bill? Could a person indefinitely be sued by different people for the same thing and if found for the plaintiffs at trial keep having to pay $10k?

or it could be a way for two disbarred attorneys to scrape together some rent money

So anti abortion groups actually think Billy and Maggie not gonna sue the pants off a doctor, even if it’s their mama?🤷🏽‍♀️

If you are disbarred, can you file a suit?

The two barred attorneys are not God. Money fraud attorney's have no voice on the Dr.

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