German was a totalitarian dictatorship devoid of law except those dictated by the Fuhrer. We are a representative republic, with laws written by for and of the people. Can you point to one example of a law where the people actually voted to uphold one abortion statute?
According to the Constitution, people do not vote for the USSC judiciary. We vote for Congressional reps to make laws. According to the Constitution the judiciary is not to make law. How then is Roe v. Wade is "law"?
Just curious, would you prosecute someone who killed jailers in a prison riot, whose intent in killing the jailers was to free Christians who were to be fed to the lions?
FReegards!
"How then is Roe v. Wade is "law"?" If you are so removed from reality that you don't understand how that Supreme Court decision, or any Supreme Court decision is law, I can't help you. It would require a far longer post than I'm willing to write. I suggest you enroll in a local adult education civics class, because you've got a real project ahead of you.