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so, this law was uniquely crafted to make it really hard to challenge, and here s why. under normal circumstances, as we ve seen in past years, clinics could challenge a state that passed a law hostile to roe v. wade. they could seek to challenge the state officials in court. but what made the texas law different is that state officials can t enforce the law. instead, any private individual can bring a civil lawsuit in civil court if they think somebody is assisting, aiding or abetting. so, for instance, a relative, someone who paid for the abortion, an uber driver who drove the person to the clinic. so that s why the law is different, because the clinics can t they couldn t sue the state officials. and when it went to the supreme court, the supreme court allowed it to go into effect and, therefore, in texas right now, for all purposes, roe is a dead letter, yet it s still on the

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