Supreme Court

The lawyer said the right won’t use attacks on abortion to take away LGBTQ rights. Sonia Sotomayor called bullshit.

The oral arguments in the case involving a restrictive Mississippi abortion law made it clear that overturning LGBTQ rights wouldn’t bother some conservative Justices.

The Texas law turns private citizens into the enforcers of the law. Many of those same citizens could be empowered to attack LGBTQ rights.

Five justices chose to ignore legal procedure and precedent to uphold a law that flies in the face of Roe v. Wade. Why wouldn’t they do the same when it comes to Obergefell v. Hodges?

The state now allows residents to turn in women who seek an abortion after six weeks along with doctors who treat her, nurses who attend, and Uber drivers who take her to the clinic.

The law allows anyone in Texas to sue for a $10,000 bounty if they think someone has performed an abortion or helped with one – like the Uber driver who drove a woman to a clinic.

Senate Republicans rushed to get Amy Coney Barrett confirmed to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg last year, but some are now calling her a “disaster” for supporting the COVID-19 vaccines.

The longer the justice takes to step down, the likelihood that the conservative majority on the Court will grow even stronger becomes even more likely.

Gavin Grimm’s years-long legal battle with the Gloucester County School Board is finally over.

The Supreme Court has decided that religion matters more than the law, at least when it comes to LGBTQ rights.