Editing Texas Constitution talk:Article I, Section 3-a

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https://scholar.google.com/scholar_case?case=9133421901754640670
TSC 23-0629 (Tex. 2024) ("The Center argues that the State's interest in prenatal life fades when 'the health risks to the pregnant patient and the fetus are so severe that the pregnancy will never result in a child with sustained life.' But in situations where the mother has such a risk, manifested as a life-threatening physical condition, current law permits an abortion to address the mother's risk of death or serious physical impairment. We conclude that the temporary-injunction record does not demonstrate that the Act lacks a rational relationship to a legitimate governmental purpose such that the Act violates Texas's equal protection clauses.")
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