> But given abortions are illegal in Texas, it's simply being used for its nominal purpose. No, it's not. The person in question was in Washington state at th

> But given abortions are illegal in Texas, it's simply being used for its nominal purpose. No, it's not. The person in question was in Washington state at the time. Abortions are not blanket illegal in Washington. You cannot be prosecuted in Texas for breaking a Texas law for something you did in Washington (though some states are already in the process of trying to close that loophole, and have created the crime of "conspiracy to commit abortion"). It's also quite likely that accessing these Washington Flock records violated Washington law.