Supreme Court (SC). Respondents were first asked to reveal how strongly they approve or disapprove what SC was doing. Partial-birth abortion emerged as a dominant issue among the Americans when they thought about the SC. It was the only issue in which approval or disapproval of the court ...
Lockton comment: Because the ruling merely dismissed the suit based on lack of standing, the question remains open as to whether challenges to abortion medication access may persist through other legal avenues (e.g., see discussion of the Comstock Act, below). What to watch in...
The case made it all the way to the Supreme Court, which ruled 7-2 that the constitutional right to privacy protects a woman’s right to an abortion. What happened next? The ruling left a lot of the specifics up to the states, which have since passed laws that outline very different...
Dead on! The definition of personhood is so vague it can't be applied...plus, it doesn't even apply to corporations! Does this mean the governments of Alabama and Mississippi are going to violate the Supreme Court ruling the corporations are persons? Even more, one reason sexually active...
Last year, after the Supreme Court upheld a federal ban on late-term abortions, Obama said he "strongly disagreed" with the ruling because it "dramatically departs form previous precedents safeguarding the health of pregnant women." NARAL leaders ought to feel like idiots. ...
Scalia likened Rehnquist's decision to the infamous Korematsu ruling that upheld the World War II internment of Japanese-Americans.In the other decision on the final day, Thomas and Scalia found themselves alone arguing for a drastic narrowing of the Voting Rights Act. Justice John Paul Stevens ...