These magadjustices are getting away with selling us out.

This is a court that thinks that habeas should serve essentially no purpose at all, and

that once you've been convicted, that's it for you, that any kind of further review is

just a bonus.

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As we reach the one-year anniversary of the DOBS decision this weekend, Kaiser Family

Foundation Survey of 570 OBGYNs, it was just released, shows that 64% of OBGYNs believe

DOBS has worsened maternal mortality and 70% say it's worsened racial and ethnic inequities

in access to medicine.

According to NARAL, more than 26.1 million women are living under bands across 20 states,

nearly 14 million women now live in states where they are at risk of criminal punishment

for accessing abortion care.

If you are finding yourself trying to make all that concrete in your head, let me urge

you to take some time to read Eurin Carmon's Devastating Peace in New York Magazine,

in which she profiles Dr. Yashika Robinson, who was providing both abortions and delivering

babies in Alabama until DOBS, she and her husband are now trying to open up a birth

center and are being stymied at every single turn.

For a state that purports to be pro-life, Alabama is failing dismaly, and the physicians

who are trying to give care are exhausted and demoralized and they often feel like they

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