In court — What is Abortion
<p>The key word here being ‘interpreted,’ which is a court function. We would like to believe that the process is completely impartial, recalling to mind the figure of Justice blindfolded, holding a scale, but we know there are fluctuations, influences that not only pre-determine what evidence rests in those scales, but also give Lady Justice a peek at what will happen should she contradict money and power.</p>
<p>We should all be horrified at the revelations about Chief Justice Clarence Thomas. <a href="https://www.foxnews.com/politics/clarence-thomas-report-spurs-new-calls-from-democrats-supreme-court-code-ethics" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">Accepting gifts</a> brings into question his impartiality. The current climate with regards to conflict of interest is a topic all on its own. Ethics have sure changed since Jimmy Carter sold his peanut farm.</p>
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