US Supreme Court presses counsel Josh Turner on Idaho's controversial abortion policy

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The Supreme Court hears oral arguments on Moyle v. United States. Justices Amy Coney Barrett and Sonia Sotomayor ask Idaho counsel Josh Turner on how much flexibility state law provides doctors to perform emergency abortions.
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23 апр 2024

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Комментарии : 22

@lightningsrt4707 Месяц назад

It’s the Supreme Court’s fault we are in this mess.

@milicadjukich4416 Месяц назад

they need to go by GOD,S LAWS AND THE CONSTITUTION

@aviatorsound914 Месяц назад

@@milicadjukich4416 The Constitution is not a bible. Take your religion out of my government.

@ilovetech8341 Месяц назад

Not all problems can be solved by laws

@narep8307 Месяц назад

The main program return should be no abortion in case of pregnancy , however there can be as many exceptions as can be are abortions.Its simple program with many number of exceptions.Can be so many IFs, switches, Loops, if elses, and so on.

@areza15143 Месяц назад

This whole thing is ridiculous. Republicans and conservatives who pride themselves on freedom are choosing the freedom of a non-person-entity over that of a person. It’s Christian Sharia Law. A vast majority of us dislike abortion. Most of us however simply want the choice to be left to the pregnant woman, her family, doctor, etc. until much later in the pregnancy i.e. close to birth when one could rationally consider the fetus a baby.

@ilovetech8341 Месяц назад

Not all problems should be black and white legal problems. The parties cherry pick issues to make $$ off us.

@micdom43 19 дней назад

She should retire way off

@robertfiorellino6070 Месяц назад

She sounde like one of those progressive congresspersons reclaiming their time. Another useful tool.

@docbradleydc Месяц назад

Not sure why you take issue with parliamentary procedure but your comment is as relevant to the case as a legislature's input on a citizen's healthcare decision.

@tonismith1024 23 дня назад

don't fool us woke sotomayor, whether the reason is an emergency or not such as for economics, you still fight for abortion, hear how she was passionate with her beliefs

@elroybegay7412 Месяц назад

It's understandable that she need to aborting the baby, now if just don't want the baby to get rid that's abortion right there!"

@narep8307 Месяц назад

And what if abortion got failed, threat to life of women. you always never know the outcomes.

@docbradleydc Месяц назад

Isn't this an argument to keep the decision whether or not to abort in the hands of the doctor and patient as opposed to the politicians? If the outcome is unknown, an unfamiliar third party's opinion should not carry more weight on a citizen's informed options and choices than the actual patient.

@ilovetech8341 Месяц назад

It is not a problem for the law to solve