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Arizona's 1864 Abortion Law Stands
Apr 9, 2024
Stanford Professor Keith Humphreys discusses Oregon's drug decriminalization. The podcast also covers Ecuador's history, embassies, and Arizona's 1864 abortion law. Intriguing topics include differing interpretations of fentanyl overdose data, contrasting healthcare systems in opioid crisis response, and the legal ruling on Arizona's anti-abortion law.
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- Arizona Supreme Court upheld 1864 abortion law, severely restricting access in the state.
- Ecuador's embassy issues and political dynamics showcased through Assange's expulsion and Glass's arrest.
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Julian Assange's Exit from the Ecuadorian Embassy
Julian Assange, known for residing at the Ecuadorian Embassy in London under political asylum, was ejected following a request from Ecuador. The asylum protected him within the embassy, but outside he faced British jurisdiction and potential arrest. His departure, marred by reports of leaving a filthy space, brought attention to Ecuador's embassy issues, exemplified by Mexico granting asylum to a former Ecuadorian official, showing the complex political dynamics at play.
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