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The Supreme Court of Justice Ami Conei Bertt Budio Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Decision that overturned Roe against Wade during the interview with CBS ‘Norah O’Donnell on Sunday.
O’Donnell asked Barrett about the insatiable opinion written by Justice Sonia Sotomaior, Elena Kagan and former Justice Stephen Breier, in which they would claim to face issues about the implementation of abortion regulations. The increasing righteous followers asked questions about the morning pills, IUDS, as well as in vitro fertilization (IVF).
“Dobbs did not bring abortion illegally. Dobbs said anything that was released, so that it could be extended, could our constitution extend. You know that it could propagate. Dobbs If those calls were properly left to the democratic process. And the states did so. There were a lot of legislative activity and a lot of state constitutional activity because the decision was made in Dobbs.
The senior correspondent of CBS Norah O’Donnell interviews Justice Ami Conei Barrett in Washington, DC, 2. September 2025. (Mary Kouv / CBS News via Getty Images)
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O’Donnell said Dobbs decision asked questions about the future of other rights. Dobbs decision Effectively completed the recognition of the constitutional law on an abortion, providing an individual to be able to enable, restrict or completely prohibit the practice.
“So when, for example, Hillary Clinton, says what’s next, she said,” My forecasting is a court to give that gay marriages did to abaculate, “O’Donnell said.
Barrett replied, “I think people who criticize the court who spoke out many different things, but again the point that we need to adjust that in the book.”
The Supreme Court of the United States is seen in Washington, DC, 8. November 2024. years. ((Nicolas Economy / Nurphoto Via Getty))
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Barrett, whom did the president appointed Donald Trump In October 2020. Inherited late justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, frees the book called “listening to the Law: Thinking about the Court and the Constitution.”
Barrett described her The struggle to reconcile personal beliefs with its due to support the Constitution in the statements from its upcoming book presented in a free press.
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Barrett also spoke of his hearings for confirmation and the first days as The Supreme Court of Justice during the interview in the Lincoln Center on Thursday.
Its confirmation that took place behind closed doors, thanks to pendant pandemic and social precautions at the time. It also made it A longer confirmation process And her first days as justice on the highest court of nations “awkwardly,” she said, laughter. “Very awkward.”
President Donald Trump and Ami Conei Barrett, the US Supreme Court, stand on the balcony during the Ceremony in the South Lawn White House in Washington, DC, on Monday, 26. October 2020 (Ken Cedeno / CNP / Bloomberg via Getty Images)
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Fox News’ Breanne Deppisch and Ashley Oliver contributed to this report.
