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18. DOH is a government entity, yes?

Thu Feb 10, 2022, 12:42 AM

Feb 2022

Then they can sue DOH for violating Roe (for as long as it stands), right?

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50% went elsewhere . .. Lovie777 Feb 2022 #1

Has there actually been a lawsuit yet? Buckeyeblue Feb 2022 #2

If/When the USSC overturns Roe, TX will have a new law no_hypocrisy Feb 2022 #3

I think they are just going to other states. leftyladyfrommo Feb 2022 #5

Those who have the means to do so, yes. Many do not. WhiskeyGrinder Feb 2022 #9

Abortion was illegal when I was in college in the '60s. leftyladyfrommo Feb 2022 #11

I don't just understand this law Mad_Machine76 Feb 2022 #6

. WhiskeyGrinder Feb 2022 #8

If they're shut down Mad_Machine76 Feb 2022 #13

DOH is a government entity, yes? Mad_Machine76 Feb 2022 #18

+10000 roamer65 Feb 2022 #14

Now do Oklahoma lame54 Feb 2022 #15

Look at Oklahoma, New Mexico, Arkansas, and Louisiana Deep State Witch Feb 2022 #17