She believes, and I agree, that the TX law banning abortions after 6 weeks will be found too restrictive to comply with Roe v Wade. However, it is possible the Court will decide banning abortions after 15 weeks, which a MS law does, might be reasonable. If that happens, look for other red states to adopt such restrictions.
Concerning the TX law's unique citizen enforcement mechanism, she writes of TX:
They have provided a blueprint for any other state that wants to infringe on constitutional rights. New York can pass a law allowing its citizens to sue anyone in the state who sells someone a firearm. California could create a damages award for $50,000 for anyone who sees someone praying on public land.
WY might legalize suing for damages anyone who does not own a firearm. I believe the Court will need to nip this creative "blueprint" in the bud, down that road lies chaos and vigilantism.
