Idaho's abortion travel ban is incredibly cruel | Moira Donegan
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
48% : The targeting of third parties has been a trend in recent anti-abortion legal efforts: Texas's SB8, which the supreme court allowed to ban abortion in the state even before the formal overruling of Roe v Wade, created a reward for civil litigants to track down and sue anyone who may have facilitated an abortion, from friends to doctors to Uber drivers - bounty-hunter style.38% : Less than a year ago, the state banned abortion with a trigger law that went into effect after the supreme court overturned the abortion right in Dobbs v Jackson Women's Health.
37% : The crime is the time that someone is driving the minor in Idaho," David Cohen, a law professor at Drexel University who studies abortion, told HuffPost.
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