- Mar 13, 2025
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Tennessee Chief Law Officer Jonathan Skrmetti joined a union of 17 chief law officers in filing an amicus brief in the Western District of Texas in the case of Carter v. McDonough.
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) reversed long-held company practices and adopted a final interim guideline in September 2022, enabling taxpayer-funded abortions and abortion counseling for veterans and their beneficiaries. An opposing VA nurse and Army veteran, Stephanie Carter, filed a suit versus the brand-new guideline.
AG Skrmetti joined a coalition of 17 state attorneys general to eliminate federal overreach in a new guideline allowing abortions at VA clinics. Find out more here: https://t.co/2XYn3a4jbp pic.twitter.com/XRebCusfJF
—-- TN Attorney General (@AGTennessee) January 18, 2023
Carter declared in her suit, filed in December, that her "sincerely held religions forbid her from providing abortion services and providing counseling needed by application of the" VA policy.
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