Some Roe v. Wade defenders hope that stripping the Supreme Court of authority to hear abortion cases can save the day. Two legal scholars explain why it can’t.
Some Roe v. Wade defenders hope that stripping the Supreme Court of authority to hear abortion cases can save the day. Two legal scholars explain why it can’t.
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