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Winconsin Supreme Court
Under Justice Jill Karosky is currently hearing Josh Kaul V Joel Umanski.
It is proposed that abortion be outlawed unless the mothers life is at risk. Justice Karosky asked if an abortion would be allowed in the case of incest, rape or fetal abnormalities and each time the answer was NO.
Justice Karosky then asked for clarification on the scenario of rape and stated that the rapist would receive a 10 year term if caught for rape, correct? YES. The victim if seeking an abortion would receive a 15 year term, correct? YES.
This along with the 'Your body, my choice, Men win' movement and the lovely 'dead women can't talk' group.
Let's not forget JD Vance's proposal that women travelling state to state must prove that they are not with child before being allowed to travel.
I am utterly gobsmacked!
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Seems like the US (in its entirety) needs to clarify the law on abortion one way or another across all 50 states and not leave such an important issue to "parish councils". The US has similar problems, though probably on a grander scale, to the UK, which also insists on providing "parish councils", such as the three devolved assemblies, with autonomy.
The situation being dealt with by Justice Karosky is a complete shambles. I think the bigger problem than the issue itself is that cases such as this get to a state's "Supreme Court" for clarification when a national policy should prevail. The country needs to sort itself out.
the republicans favour leaving this issue with the states because it is easier to ban it in most of the country. gerrymandered districts and voter suppression are all endemic at state level. then you have places like wisconsin where they simply need to get a law from 1849 enforced.
a disaster for women's rights. when they are finished with that they will come for gay marriage.
I dont see the problem. THe USA consists of 50 Countries many totally different to each other in thier views and outloook on life, they are not like the councils we have at all, they pass laws at State level that add to the federal law.
Whilst I really dont agree with either extremes in this argument surtely having it at local level is the ideal? This way the more liberal minded can have their wish and the Bible thumpers can have theirs.
Surely that is democracy in action?
Women are already dying in states with these measures in place. A miscarriage or other pregnancy related complications can result in death because medical personnel have their hands tied. Sometimes it's due to the law being unclear...doing nothing is preferable to a lawsuit or getting the police involved.
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