It’s interesting though. The TX law was one of many attempts to find some loophole in Roe v. Wade that might survive long enough to get SCOTUS to reconsider Roe

It’s interesting though. The TX law was one of many attempts to find some loophole in Roe v. Wade that might survive long enough to get SCOTUS to reconsider Roe. When Roe was overturned in an unrelated case, a conventional abortion ban came into effect in TX. In other words, SCOTUS isn’t going to end up making abortion legal in TX even if they uphold this precedent, because TX simultaneously has the kind of law that was already upheld in Dobbs.