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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton ordered to testify in abortion lawsuit after evading subpoena!

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A federal judge ordered the Texas attorney general Ken Paxton To testify in an abortion rights lawsuit. U.S. District Judge Robert Pittman had previously set aside the subpoena, which Paxton had fled his home to avoid receiving. The video above is from a previous story. At a hearing last week, attorneys representing abortion rights nonprofits asked Bateman to reconsider and asked Paxton to testify. Bateman accepted their proposal on Tuesday. These nonprofits are called abortion funds, The lawsuit was filed in August, to obtain guarantees that they will not face…

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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton fled his home to avoid being served subpoena from abortion fund’s lawsuit, court records say!

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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton He fled his home in a truck driven by his wife, the senator. Angela Paxtonto avoid receiving a subpoena on Monday, according to An affidavit filed in federal court. Ernesto Martin Herrera, a processing servant, was trying to serve the state’s supreme deputy with a summons Federal Court Hearing Tuesday In a lawsuit from a non-profit organization that wants help Texas pays for out-of-state abortions. When Herrera arrived at Paxton’s home in McKinney on Monday morning, he told a woman who identified herself as Angela…

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Abortion-rights groups sue Texas AG Ken Paxton, prosecutors to protect ability to help pregnant Texans seek legal abortions!

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Reproductive rights groups on Tuesday filed a federal class action lawsuit to block potential prosecution from Texas officials for helping Texans access legal abortions in other states. The lawsuit filed in Austin names the Attorney General of the State of Texas Ken Paxton As well as a class made up of county and county attorneys who can enforce the state’s near-total abortion ban, which goes into effect Thursday. Law, known as House Bell 1280, It was passed last year. It was “activated” Thursday by the US Supreme Court’s June ruling…

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