The Supreme Court’s conservative Goon Squad seems poised to destroy Roe v. Wade

In October 2020, after four days of hearings before the Senate Judiciary Committee, will be Supreme Court justice Amy Coney Barrett provided a series of answers to various questions from legislators, and 13 months later, only one of them really come to mind. In particular, we are still thinking about what Barrett states that she cannot “state an opinion” on a “hypothesis”, to answer the question: “According to a primitive explanatory theory, would Are there any constitutional problems with a state that makes abortion inherently a crime, thereby imputing women to abortions to the death penalty?”

In other words, Barrett – who was Is called abortion “always immoral” and once Signed a letter calling for an end to “barbarism” Roe v. Wade—Perhaps and perhaps still believes there are certain situations in which undergoing medical procedures must punished with death. If not, she can simply answer the question with “no”. Anyway, just think something that the court was asked to gut nearly 50 years of reproductive rights precedent.

Every Insiders:

Nine judges [heard] debate about whether to preserve or abolish the right to abortion [on Wednesday], but experts say Americans should pay attention to two members of the court: the judges Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett. Legal scholars predict that either could have a greater impact in the case of Dobbs sues Jackson Women’s Health Organization and determine the fate of reproductive rights in the United States. “If we were trying to figure out who would vote, it would be one of them.” Mary Ziegler, a law professor at Florida State University and an abortion historian, told Insider.

The closely watched cases centered on the 2018 Mississippi law banning abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy, challenging the standard held in Roe, which states that states cannot ban abortions before about 24 weeks…. The Supreme Court is ready to rule on the case next June and a combination of guesswork and simple math could make Kavanaugh and Barrett – both appointed to the bench by the former president Donald Trump– retain all tags, according to legal scholars.