Gov. Newsom defended constitutionality of law's fee-shifting provision after his attorney general, who argued Texas' law was unconstitutional, refused
modeled on the Texas law. The difference was that it targeted illegal weapon manufacturers instead of abortion providers.that, based on his previous stance that Texas’ abortion law was unconstitutional, the attorney general and his deputies “are not in a position to defend SB 1327’s constitutionality.”Bonta’s decision is an uncommon one, but not without precedent, according to three local constitutional law professors.
In a statement issued Thursday, Newsom called it “an abomination” that the Supreme Court upheld Texas’ abortion law, andthat fee-shifting provisions like the one in Texas’ law, which would effectively ban most citizens from accessing the courts to try to fight for their rights, “are outrageous and objectionable.”
Benitez said using the “strong arm of the state with its unlimited resources” to discourage people from trying to fight for their rights in court is wrong. “I can’t think of anything more tyrannical,” he said.
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