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This is Handel on the Law Marginal Legal Advice.

Continuing on with the abortion wars, and it's breaking down rather dramatically between the red states and the blue states. Keep in mind,

California, New York will always have abortion, allow abortion. Matter of fact, in California,

it is in the Constitution specifically that abortion is allowed and cannot be infringed on.

Then you have some of the southern states.

Louisiana is pursuing a criminal case against an out-of-state doctor who is accused of mailing abortion

pills to a patient in the state.

This doctor out of California, of course,

is in charge of violating one of the state abortion bans

that have taken effect since Roe v. Wade was overturned in 2022,

and this is a growing legal battle between liberal and conservative states.

And the abortion medication, actually, moziproen, is the major abortion issue because over half the abortions are because of this drug.

And what's going on is these doctors are prescribing this abortion medication via telehealth and mailing them to patients.

And in Louisiana, they passed a law saying that no patient in the state can receive this medication and no doctor can prescribe.

Well, the problem is the doctors are out of Louisiana. And is it possible for someone to have broken the law? Well, sure, because a patient, a woman taking one of these drugs

is in violation of the law. But are they really going to come down on these women?

Because if you look at all the anti-abortion laws, if you look at the criminal laws, the violation of criminal laws, it's never the woman.

It's always the provider. It's always the doctor.

And in this case, they're going after the the doctor even though the doctor is out of state so

what's going to happen well i'm assuming that there'll be an arrest warrant issued against that

doctor and that doctor will i'm going to suggest never go into louisiana now are they going to

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