[Coleus]

Yes. Said law included a provision for bypassing said notification requirement in specific circumstances. >>>

This is kind of vague. I wonder what the compelling circumstance was? In her case and what's listed in the law. See, laws like this opens up a back door for judges to kill babies and the like, in NJ a 3 strikes and your out law was passed with a back door for the judge to overrule and decide. Guess what? Not one person was ever convicted.

If I'm not mistaken, Gov. Bush appointed pro aborts to the TX supreme court and named a highway after a pro-abort politician.

I know for a FACT, that President Bush did appoint 6 pro-aborts to the federal judiciary in New Jersey. Is he afraid of the skeleton Sen. Frank Lautenberg?

[Poohbah]

This is kind of vague. I wonder what the compelling circumstance was? In her case and what's listed in the law.

Note that I didn't say "compelling" circumstance, just "specific" circumstances.

The law was written that way by the Legislature. Gonzalez didn't add to it.

If I'm not mistaken, Gov. Bush appointed pro aborts to the TX supreme court and named a highway after a pro-abort politician.

You really need to quit getting your information from the professional malcontent wing of the pro-life movement.