The Christian Science Monitor Daily for November 1, 2021

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : The Texas law is unique in the sense that it delegates enforcement of the law to the public via a "bounty" scheme, which has served to insulate the law from the kind of preemptive judicial review that has blocked other strict abortion regulations.
48% : In two days, it will hear a major gun rights case; next month it will hear cases on abortion and public funding for religious schools; next year it will hear a case on carbon emission regulations.
43% : Second Amendment rights, free exercise religion rights, free speech rights could be targeted by other states?"
36% : The constitutional right to abortion is not at issue, but two cases brought in front of the court at breakneck speed still raise significant questions about the judicial review process and the constitutional doctrine of federal law's supremacy over state legislation.
35% : In a marathon three hours of oral arguments today, the United States Supreme Court continued its rapid handling of a controversial Texas law that effectively outlaws abortion in the state.

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