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Dobbs’ Victory Is More Complicated — And More Fragile — Than Many Realize
By: Christopher Bedford
June 30, 2022

Few parts of our country lie untouched.

Dallas, Texas. Corpus Christi. San Antonio, Houston, and Austin.

Atlanta, Georgia, and its suburbs. Savannah, too; and Augusta, Athens, and Macon counties.

Arlington, Virginia; Fairfax, Falls Church, Norfolk, and Loudoun County. Richmond and Portsmouth.

Birmingham, Alabama; Jackson, Mississippi; and Nashville, Tennessee.

Columbus and Cleveland, Ohio. Indianapolis, Indiana. St. Louis, Missouri.

Asheville and Durham County, North Carolina. Lawrence, Kansas and Tampa, Florida.

All these cities and counties are in red states, but represent just some of the dozens led by district attorneys who have declared they will not be prosecuting abortion crimes, whether those crimes relate to individuals seeking abortions, providing abortions, or supporting abortions.

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Not that it would ever happen here in Californicatia, in regards to abortion, but here:

Whenever in the opinion of the Attorney General any law of the State is not being adequately enforced in any county, it shall be the duty of the Attorney General to prosecute any violations of law of which the superior court shall have jurisdiction, and in such cases the Attorney General shall have all the powers of a ...

Is it different in Texas and other states?