Texas Supreme Court rules against woman who sued to get abortion due to medical emergency
05:00
Share this -
copied
The Texas Supreme Court has ruled against 31-year-old Kate Cox who sued to get an emergency abortion because her fetus had developed a lethal condition and her health was at risk. The Court is made up entirely of Republicans, including John Devine, who centered his 2012 election on his anti-abortion ideology, including boasting about getting arrested dozens of times for protesting abortion clinics. Cox's lawyers say she has left the state to get an abortion.Dec. 12, 2023
UP NEXT
Post-Roe v. Wade horror stories 'absolutely' changing minds in Texas, Rep. Allred says
04:34
Stormy Daniels testifies Trump, who later oversaw end of Roe v. Wade, didn't wear a condom
04:53
‘In the South, we do not have safe places for people to go’: Tales from Post-Roe America
09:01
Velshi: ‘Abortion tourism’ will lead to a deadend for reproductive care
05:04
Post-Roe Dystopia is here
10:13
'Trump did this’: Florida lawmaker pins abortion restrictions on the former President