We'll hear arguments in number 18, a row against waive.

Mrs. Reddington, you may proceed whenever you're ready.

The Supreme Court's decision on Roe in 1973 was supposed to end the debate on abortion once and for all.

Mr. Chief Justice, and may it please the court, the instance case is a direct appeal.

Instead, it led to decades of division.

If we don't get them,

Trump and get down,

if we don't get them,

Justice out! And launched a whole new legal philosophy in the United States.

Tell me why textualism and originalism are important to you.

I interpret the Constitution as a law, and I understand it to have the meaning that it had

at the time people ratified it.

But could one seemingly arbitrary switch into ruling have changed the outcome?

The Roe v. Wade decision in 1973 made abortions legal until, quote, viability, or somewhere around 28 weeks

in a pregnancy.

And that timetable sparked years of litigation and a full-on culture war.

Roehy wait, it's going to go. Oh, ho! Roey Wade is going to go.

I'm Gustavo O'Oriano.

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It's Tuesday, June 21, 2022.

A Mississippi case that the Supreme Court will decide any day now, it might strike

down Roe v. Wade altogether. Before the court announces its final opinion, the Times is

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