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Every case where a woman/doctor was charged for actions in relation to illegal abortion. And every time those convictions were affirmed by lower courts.
by sandworm101 4y ago
Every case where a woman/doctor was charged for actions in relation to illegal abortion. And every time those convictions were affirmed by lower courts.
- wbsss4412 4y agoThat’s not what legal precedent is. Otherwise anytime a law is passed, we’d consider it “overturning precedent”. Precedent means that there is a long string of legal jurisprudence on a subject. Obviously roe/griswold created a new one, but it didn’t overturn/upend an existing one.