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Reginald Oh
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Law Professor, Cleveland State University College of Law. Constitutional Law. Fourteenth Amendment.
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The fetus has a fatal condition and has no chance of survival. So, the “protect prenatal life” interest isn’t implicated. So, what is the “legitimate” state interest for banning an abortion necessary to protect a woman’s health? How does the ban even meet rational basis review?

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NEW: The Center for Reproductive Rights says its client Kate Cox has been forced to flee Texas to seek care reproductiverights.org/texas-woman-...

After a week of legal whiplash and threats of prosecution from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, Kate Cox has been forced to leave Texas to get healthcare outside of the state. Kate has been unable to get an abortion in Texas, even though her fetus has a fatal condition and continuing the pregnancy threatens her future fertility. Last week, a state court ruled in Kate’s favor, but within hours, the Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton asked the Texas Supreme Court to block the order immediately and stop Kate from having an abortion. The high court temporarily blocked the order on Friday and has yet to issue a final ruling on this time-sensitive matter. “This past week of legal limbo has been hellish for Kate,” said Nancy Northup, president and CEO at the Center for Reproductive Rights. “Her health is on the line. She’s been in and out of the emergency room and she couldn’t wait any longer. This is why judges and politicians should not be making healthcare decisions for pregnant people
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Reginald Oh
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Law Professor, Cleveland State University College of Law. Constitutional Law. Fourteenth Amendment.
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