daws101
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non response.No it's not the one? Which one is it then?nope how often have you ever had to take a pill with the doctor supervising ?Is that the one you say requires a doctor watching you swallow it?I was hoping to see the Texas law that says pills must be taken in front of a doctor. Are you talking about the morning after pill or something else?JUSTICE SOTOMAYOR: Can I walk through the burden a moment? There's two types of early abortion at at play here. The medical abortion, that doesn't involve any hospital procedure. A doctor prescribes two pills, and the women take the pills at home, correct?
22 MS. TOTI: Under Texas law, she must take them at the facility, but but that is otherwise correct.
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JUSTICE SOTOMAYOR: I'm sorry. 18 Is there any other medical condition by 19 taking the pills that are required to be done in 20 hospital, not as a prelude to a procedure in hospital, 21 but an independent, you know I know there are cancer 22 treatments by pills now. How many of those are required 23 to be done in front of a doctor?
MS. TOTI: None, Your Honor. There there 25 are are no other medication requirements and no other outpatient procedures that are required by law to be 2 performed in an ASC.
Transcripts of Oral Arguments -->> http://www.supremecourt.gov/oral_arguments/argument_transcripts/15-274_d18e.pdf
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The morning after pill isn't an abortion pill, it is a contraceptive meant to prevent pregnancy not end an existing pregnancy.
Medically induced abortions, such as RU-486, is a pill which ends and existing pregnancy.
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unless as I suspect you've been a resident of a mental health facility .