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This will not be a popular decision.
https://www.pewresearch.org/religion/fact-sheet/public-opinion-on-abortion/
JohnSJ
(92,190 posts)Lovie777
(12,260 posts)especially for the POC and those districts that are prone for Democrat's majority in red states.
But we will see, although per corporate media, President Biden numbers are ticking upward and same can be made for congressional Democrats.
Happy Hoosier
(7,308 posts)I think these numbers are accurate, but I think for a lot of pro-choice supposed "moderates," it's not an issue they vote on.
bucolic_frolic
(43,161 posts)How exactly does one go from an absolute right to privacy for medical care, which is about what HIPAA is because it puts huge fines on violations, from absolute privacy to outing abortions?
If we don't have a right to privacy on medical care of our own bodies, we don't have much.
JohnSJ
(92,190 posts)onenote
(42,701 posts)Does the law banning female circumcision violate HIPAA?
uponit7771
(90,336 posts)onenote
(42,701 posts)uponit7771
(90,336 posts)... and the right to privacy should cover that.
THIS ussc will strike down the right to privacy in ALL medical procedures too though seeing privacy rights were part of the foundation of RvW
LeftInTX
(25,316 posts)Outlawing abortion will punish providers, not women. Providers are still required to keep and provide statistics on procedures performed. They just can't provide the names of who they perform procedures on. Medical records are also audited all the time. About once a year the accreditation board would show up and go through records
Providers are required to report child abuse.
How is conversion therapy outlawed?
Each state has a medical practice act. Your license to practice hinges on following the Practice Act.
uponit7771
(90,336 posts)... states stand on the issue they can't put people in jail for anything related to it with consenting adults yada yada
LeftInTX
(25,316 posts)It would need to be specifically for reproductive procedures and contraception.
uponit7771
(90,336 posts)... and leaves the door open to banning contraception too.
LetMyPeopleVote
(145,225 posts)This is the asshole who drafted the Texas abortion law. This asshole wants to strike down the implied right of privacy by getting Roe overruled which would/could lead to striking down the right to same sex marriage. interracial marriage, gay sex and other rights
There is a pattern here. These assholes want to get rid of Griswold and undo the right of privacy. That would cause Lawrence v. Texas (consensual same sex intercourse), Cooling v. Virginia (inter-racial marriage), birth control and same sex marriage to be overturned.
Link to tweet
https://www.comicsands.com/jonathan-mitchell-overturn-gay-marriage-2655065691.html
Though the brief does not say reversing Roe v. Wade would threaten the same-sex marriage ruling, it does say that
""the news is not as good for those who hope to preserve the court-invented rights to homosexual behavior and same-sex marriage
"These 'rights,' like the right to abortion from Roe, are judicial concoctions, and there is no other source of law that can be invoked to salvage their existence."
It goes on to add that while the Supreme Court should not necessarily overturn Lawrence and Obergefell, it should consider these two rulings as "lawless" as Roe v. Wade and, by extension, Planned Parenthood v. Casey.
"This is not to say that the Court should announce the overruling of Lawrence and Obergefell if it decides to overrule Roe and Casey in this case."
"But neither should the Court hesitate to write an opinion that leaves those decisions hanging by a thread. Lawrence and Obergefell, while far less hazardous to human life, are as lawless as Roe."
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jcgoldie
(11,631 posts)They think inflation will carry them in the midterms moreso than overturning Roe or whatever criminal shit comes out about january 6th.
spooky3
(34,451 posts)So SCOTUS intends to make an act illegal when only 13% of Americans agree.
I can think of no other example like this. Societies say things are crimes when there is strong consensus that they are immoral, do harm, shouldnt be permitted, etc.