At least 26 states are expected to move quickly to ban abortion if the court's conservative majority strikes down federally-protected abortion rights.
that anti-abortion measures will lead to"rampant criminalization through regulatory enforcement and to mass incarceration on an unprecedented scale," especially if Roe is overturned.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams, wearing a black cap and carrying a pink sign, marches with abortion-rights activists on May 14, 2022, in New York. To date, more than 80 elected district attorneys and attorneys generals around the country, including in red states, have committed to using their discretion to not charge individuals or those who help them in ending a pregnancy should Roe be overturned, said Miriam Krinsky, executive director of Fair and Just Prosecution, an organization that advocates for criminal justice reform.
Jonathan Mitchell, Texas’ former solicitor general who crafted the state’s abortion law SB 8, which enforces a ban on abortion as early as six weeks by, told USA TODAY that he doesn’t believe most of the existing legislative efforts by states to ban abortion will be very effective.
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