05-04-2022, 03:31 PM
One thing this whole issue has given rise to is states trying to regulate the actions of their residents while in other states. I think that actually raises a really fascinating constitutional question in itself about residency versus jurisdiction. The result of the Texas bill and others has been states like CT who have done the inverse and essentially allowed people to sue in CT for any damages or lawsuits they incur from other states as it relates to the facilitation of an abortion. This is all of course the result of allowing a wholly unsustainable enforcement mechanism in Texas to exist, which could potentially be the largest issue out of this whole saga as wild as it sounds because this mechanism will be used for other things as we go.
