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But he has a license and he can’t be arrested because he performed an abortion.if I were the AG I wouldnt want to hand the lib media a photo and make him the celebrity that he’s obviously hoping to be
But I would put him in jail for practicing medicine without a license
See post #20But he has a license and he can’t be arrested because he performed an abortion.
So he’s been indicted for performing illegal procedures?See post #20
See post #20So he’s been indicted for performing illegal procedures?
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So if he’s not arrested and not indicted (let alone convicted) what grounds do they have to suspend his license?See post #20
I hope the state can suspend his medical license, but maybe they cant
Absolutely disgusting way to enforce a law.Gov. Greg Abbott signs into law one of nation’s strictest abortion measures, banning procedure as early as six weeks into a pregnancy
The signing of the bill opens a new frontier in the battle over abortion restrictions as first-of-its-kind legal provisions intended to make the law harder to challenge are poised to be tested in the courts.
Instead of having the government enforce the law, the bill turns the reins over to private citizens — who are newly empowered to sue abortion providers or anyone who helps someone get an abortion after a fetal "heartbeat" has been detected. The person would not have to be connected to someone who had an abortion or to a provider to sue.
He will now get the legal ball rolling, but he may lose his license if malpractice insurance carriers fail to allow him malpractice insurance. It's a wait and see. He has opened himself up to many lawsuits. Maybe you can start a Go Fund Me page.
Texas doctor protests abortion law by admitting he carried out procedure
Alan Braid writes column for Washington Post describing the hardships and deaths he has witnessed among patientswww.theguardian.com
What a hero this man is. President Joe needs to appoint some judges to get this sorted.
That’s not how it works.President Joe needs to appoint some judges to get this sorted.
As if on cue – a member of the authoritarian right.Suspend is medical license in texas
See post #20So if he’s not arrested and not indicted (let alone c
its a game we learned to play from the liberal gun grabbersAbsolutely disgusting way to enforce a law.
States' rights is now right wing tyranny? Wow, you folks have finally walked off the edge.That’s not how it works.
Conservatives will control the courts for at least the next 30 years; with the judicial system no longer available to the people to seek relief from authoritarian Republicans, those disadvantaged by the autocratic right will need to defend their rights and protected liberties through the political process.
We can hope that this act of warranted defiance inspires the people to rise up against rightwing tyranny.
Its no worse than the sex perverts are trying to do to Christian bakersAs if on cue – a member of the authoritarian right.
Wrong.Performing illegal medical procedures. Are you really this dense?
That and the understanding that insurance companies don't want to take that sort of risk.Wrong.
The Texas anti-choice law has no provision for enforcement or punishment by state officials, relying solely on enforcement by civil lawsuits.
The political process is the only means by which the people can fight against rightwing tyranny; that’s why Republican state lawmakers have enacted measures intended to suppress the right to vote and disenfranchise voters.States' rights is now right wing tyranny? Wow, you folks have finally walked off the edge.
It’s not. There’s never been a law as shamelessly disgusting as this.its a game we learned to play from the liberal gun grabbers
And yet, you agree: the TX abortion law is constitutional.The political process is the only means by which the people can fight against rightwing tyranny; that’s why Republican state lawmakers have enacted measures intended to suppress the right to vote and disenfranchise voters.
And yet, you agree: the TX abortion law is constitutional.The Texas anti-choice law has no provision for enforcement or punishment by state officials, relying solely on enforcement by civil lawsuits.
