Texas Law SB8 and Implications on Abortion Rights

The chapter delves into the Texas law SB8, which allows citizens to sue those aiding abortions after six weeks of pregnancy, effectively banning most abortions in Texas. Legal experts discuss the implications of this law on women's health and constitutional rights, drawing parallels to historical contexts like the Fugitive Slave Acts. The chapter also covers the recent Supreme Court decision allowing Texas to enforce the ban, highlighting dissenting opinions and potential impacts on future abortion cases.