An excellent legal remedy suggested on twitter

[The Blue Flower]

From @Richard Signorelli

Assuming the TX law is clearly unconstitutional & therefore illegal, I would advise anyone sued to consider asserting a counterclaim against the bounty hunter for violating their constitutional rights. Bounty hunters should be aware that this would not be a 1-sided battle.

[hlthe2b]

1. Counterclaim in Federal court... State courts tied from awarding court costs on the counterclaim.

[NoMoreRepugs]

2. IMO the Roberts' court finding BatShitCrazedLoon state laws like this one unconstitutional

a bit “iffy.”

[The Wizard]

3. With the current make up

of the Courts, the Republican fall back wet dream is a reality, legislating from the Bench. Mitch McConnell has turned our democracy, albeit flawed, into a minority ruled fascist clusterfuck.

[Lovie777]

4. RWer judges know that it's unconstitutional . ........

but just don't care because well they could do it. These judges will not protect Americans, it has been proven.

[cannabis_flower]

5. I think in these cases

It might actually be a HIPAA violation to report someone for having an abortion. It might depend on the circumstances. If it was a coworker, a patient or a client, it’s definitely a HIPAA violation.

As a call center worker who worked for healthcare providers and government agencies I’ve had HIPAA training and we were taught never to discuss sensitive health data without a legitimate healthcare need. Reporting an abortion is NOT a legitimate healthcare need.

[mopinko]

6. it wont be medical people. it'll be people the woman told.

i think the real point of this is to let individual men control their 'own woman.'

[uponit7771]

7. The law says "the intention to help someone" it's worse cause intent has toe be reasonably establish

... I think the ussc did Dems a favor but we have to act a fool about it to get the attention it deserves.

[The Blue Flower]

8. Yes

I've always heard that it's hard to establish intent. What if the intent isn't to help, but it's to stick it to the repubs? Are you actions legal then?

[The Blue Flower]

9. Yes

I've always heard that it's hard to establish intent. What if the intent isn't to help, but it's to stick it to the repubs? Are your actions legal then?

[Farmer-Rick]

10. What about separation of church and state?

This is so clearly a religious law. Embryos and fetuses are not people. These clump of cells in a womb have been given special rights over the woman' a body. What other living thing is allowed to live off a person without that person's consent?

If I need a kidney, does my mother now have to, against her will, give me one of hers? No. Because most Adults in the US have a right to do with their bodies what they want.

Only human embryos and fetuses get this special treatment because some religious idiot thinks it's a baby when a wiggly sperm lands on an egg. Such religious nonsense.

[flying_wahini]

11. I'm waiting on the day when the baby Daddy is the one suing the woman trying to have an abortion.

Could it be a way for some people to make money?