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After the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, there鈥檝e been individual cases across the nation that鈥檝e been affected by the decision.

Former Washington State Attorney General Rob McKenna joined Dave Ross on Seattle’s Morning News and said the Supreme Court’s position is that reproductive rights are 鈥渦p to the states whether to make abortion illegal and under what circumstances or not or whether to allow abortion to be legal.鈥�

The topic comes in light of a pregnant woman getting a ticket after driving in an HOV lane last week.

But McKenna said the Supreme Court didn鈥檛 create personhood for unborn children, so the final decision on the matter will have to go through Texas law.

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Arizona has already attempted to create personhood for an unborn fetus.

鈥淭hey already had a statute on the books. It was to trigger a law attempting to create a personhood status for unborn children, apparently from the moment of conception, and it鈥檚 been enjoined, so temporarily prevented from taking effect because the court said 鈥榣ook, it鈥檚 too vague,'” McKenna said.

鈥淥n its face, the statute would appear to result in a homicide statute in the state applying for an emergency abortion or an abortion for a severe traumatic genetic abnormality,鈥� McKenna continued.

The Arizona statute, McKenna told Ross, says that a cause of action won鈥檛 be created against a woman for indirectly hurting the child by failing to 鈥減roperly care for herself or failing to follow any particular program prenatal care.鈥�

“It doesn鈥檛 cover the possibility that a woman may take prescribed medication for an illness, such as Lupus or cancer, that could have an effect on her unborn child,” McKenna said.

With so many changes to precedents coming from the Supreme Court ruling on聽Dobbs v. Jackson, we will continue to see legal challenges and questions brought up for the foreseeable future.