[Yo-Yo]

Yes the authority has been returned to the people and their state representatives.

The people of MN elected their state legislators. Their state legislators made MN state anti abortion laws.

Unless the MN state constitution says otherwise, this SC judges ruling is arbitrary and is anti federal constitution.

A court ruling on the constitutionality of a law is part of the legislative process.

This state court ruling doesn't infringe on anybody's U.S. Constitutional rights, so SCOTUS has no reason to even take the case, let alone strike down the state court's ruling.

This matter will be decided in Minnesota, not Washington, DC.

[FreeReign]

A court ruling on the constitutionality of a law is part of the legislative process. This state court ruling doesn't infringe on anybody's U.S. Constitutional rights, so SCOTUS has no reason to even take the case, let alone strike down the state court's ruling.

Unless you can find in the MN Constitution where the MN judicial branch can make laws, or that the existing anti abortion laws in MN violate the MN constitution, then the MN court is acting arbitrarily and is violating the federal constitutional due process rights of the people of MN and their elected representatives.

This matter will be decided in Minnesota, not Washington, DC.

The matter of these abortion laws was decided in MN, by the people and their elected representatives. The matter of due process and any rogue judges violating it, on any local, state or federal court is a US constitutional matter.