Emily Wales
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 20 Jul
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And the legislature is ready to go when it comes to abortion restrictions, even after this vote in Kansas, which really shows us exactly why the fallacy of Dobbs is playing out.
This is not about sending the right back to the people.
The legislature in Kansas got to hear how Kansans felt.
Dobbs was supposed to be about sending this decision back to the states.
Well, here we are in a state where the majority of Kansans want to protect their rights, and the legislature continues to pass additional restrictions, forcing us to go to court to enable patients to continue getting essential services that are constitutionally protected.
So I don't know.
I don't know if it's going to be...
Six months, a year, five years.
But the court is going to change.
Abortion rights are going to be restricted.
And we may be in a situation in the near future where Kansans will be forced to leave their home state fleeing for care that was once protected here.
You know, these are real patients, real people, real lives who are impacted.
And I think that's what we've said over and over.
When we talk to folks about what's happening in August, a lot of times voters are confused, of course, by the language.
But also they're like, I don't hear a lot about the court.
And we have to tell people that's a good thing.
When your courts are functioning well, they're making key decisions, but they are not knocking on your doors, trying to raise money, trying to sell themselves to you.
The court should be a step back from the legislature and a check and a balance and
And in Kansas, they have heard from the people.
They know people want their rights to bodily autonomy.
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