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against temporarily justice barrett said she doubted making the challengers wait to be sued would give them a fair shot and defending their rights. i m wondering if in a defensive posture in state court, the constitutional defense can be fully aired. and some members of the courts worry that s other states could copy the texas model, and limb we would be like, open for business, there s nothing this upper import can do about it. guns, same sex marriage, religious rights, whatever you don t like, go ahead. justice kavanaugh said the state could allow private lawsuits against the guns and wanted to ban. say everyone who sells ar-15 is liable for 1 million dollars to any citizen. today s case was not about abortion itself, the court will take that up a month from today when it here is mississippi s challenge to roe v. wade. our thanks to pete williams for that. and coming up, police officers compelled to get the vaccine. some would rather walk off the job instead, even t
nbc news justice correspondent, pete williams. opponents of abortion rallied outside the supreme court in support of sba, the texas law that bans abortion after detective doctors can detect a fetal heartbeat. that s about six weeks of pregnancy, before most women know they re pregnant. there is no question that a heartbeat signify s life. and that that beating heart in a womb is the life of a human child. the supreme court has long said state officials cannot ban abortion, that early in the pregnancy. so the texas legislator handed off enforcement to private individuals, allowing anyone or anybody who helps out. the state said the abortion provider should have to wait until they re sued before challenging the law. but taxes ran into a wave of skepticism from even some of the courts conservatives, including amy coleman barrett and bright kavanaugh, who voted