When Jane Doe told the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) last month that she did not want an abortion and did not want Rochelle Garza and Myles Garza as her lawyers, she may have unwittingly exposed questionable conduct by abortion-rights advocates seeking to circumvent Texas’ parental notification law.
Marc Rylander, the Director of Communications for the Texas Attorney General’s office, confirmed yesterday in a statement that its office “opened an investigation into this situation after reading public reports indicating a possible abuse of the judicial bypass law.” Rylander added that they “will continue to be vigilant any time the lives of […]
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