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Texas v. Ulster County, NY

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NY county clerk refuses to file Texas' fine for doctor accused of prescribing abortion pills

A county clerk in New York refused Thursday to file a more than $100,000 judgment from Texas against a doctor accused of prescribing abortion pills to a woman near Dallas, setting up a potential challenge to laws designed to shield abortion providers who serve patients in states with abortion...
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This may become a federal case that may tried in NY or Texas. We'll see. Part of the Ulster County Clerk's filing read that he was particularly proud to serve the people of his county that day. I so get that.

NY Governor Hochul has refused extradition requests of this type before from Louisiana.
 
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Is there NO END to how deeply American government will pry into the personal lives of its citizens?

Government for the people?????????

Government for the elite & religious against the people
 
"New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said in a video posted on social media, “I will never, under any circumstances, turn this doctor over to the state of Louisiana under any extradition requests,” signaling a potential legal battle between the states." link​

She's doing the same thing with Texas. NY State has a shield law. And:

"The New York shield law includes a provision that allows a prescriber who is sued to countersue the plaintiff to recover damages. That makes the Texas lawsuit thorny." link​
 
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"Republican Texas State Attorney General Ken Paxton said he was outraged by the refusal and signaled he would take action."

“New York is shredding the Constitution to hide lawbreakers from justice, and it must end,” Paxton said on X. “I will not stop my efforts to enforce Texas’s pro-life laws that protect our unborn children and mothers.” link

Heh, "states' rights" mutha****a!
 
Paxton has serious mental health issues. Luckily for him, the governor of his state is an outright fascist.
 
Lursa said:
"Republican Texas State Attorney General Ken Paxton said he was outraged by the refusal and signaled he would take action."
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Bring it. We'll be ready.

 
He has no understanding of the Constitution. He's an idiot who doesn't know that all nubile women in Texas have the right to walk across that state's border with Colorado to freedom and if they're 18, they never have to go back. Those women don't belong to Texas, so it's impossible for their embryos to do so.
 
Well, Texas doesn't border Colorado, but otherwise I agree.
 
Loulit01 said:
Well, Texas doesn't border Colorado, but otherwise I agree.
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This would embarrass me if it were not for the border shared between New Mexico and Oklahoma's panhandle, which is tiny and leads directly to Colorado. If one followed that border, one would be on the border, not in New Mexico or Oklahoma.

Thanks for agreeing on the other thing.
 
So Texas borders Colorado?

And you're welcome.
 
Loulit01 said:
So Texas borders Colorado?

And you're welcome.
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Texas shares a border with New Mexico and Oklahoma and these two states share a border and Texas shares a border with that border. Hence, you can go up that border to CO. That's my meaning.
 
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