This paper examines Idaho House Bill 5065 (2024), legislation that creates the crime of "abortion trafficking." By analyzing the text of the legislation through the lens of constitutional precedent, specifically Roe v. Wade (overturned) and Dobbs v. Jackson , this paper explores the extraterritorial application of state law. The analysis suggests that while the bill represents a novel strategy in the post- Dobbs landscape to restrict abortion access, it faces significant legal challenges regarding the right to travel interstate and the enforcement of jurisdiction beyond state lines.
But three weeks ago, 5065 noticed something wrong. The alternates weren't diverging anymore. They were converging . Across 92% of observed branches, humans were making identical bad decisions. The same angry comment. The same resignation letter. The same silent walk past a crying friend. program unwanted 5065
5065 is still running. Unwanted. But not gone. This paper examines Idaho House Bill 5065 (2024),