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Courts have said that people who like plants and animals can sue when wildlife is harmed. People who 'delight' in fetuses should have the same right, a Trump-appointed judge wrote.

Courts have said that people who like plants and animals can sue when wildlife is harmed. People who “delight” in fetuses should have the same right, a Trump-appointed judge wrote.

Judge James Ho of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, writing separately from his two colleagues on a three-judge panel, borrowed from environmental case law to contend that medical providers challenging abortion care suffer “aesthetic injury from the destruction of unborn life.” “Unborn babies are a source of profound joy for those who view them,” he continued. “Expectant parents eagerly share ultrasound photos with loved ones. Friends and family cheer at the sight of an unborn child. Doctors delight in working with their unborn patients — and experience an aesthetic injury when they are aborted.”

“The first thing that struck me was the irony of the 5th Circuit relying on standing in environmental cases,” said Eric Glitzenstein, director of litigation at the Center for Biological Diversity.largely affirmed but also overturned parts of an April ruling by Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk of the U.S.

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