Ok. Well-stated. Now. Tell us how you intend to catch women who commit abortions. In your perfect state, let's assume that the state has the duty to protect the rights of the unborn (I'm not so sure this is true but for arguments sake lets say it is.)
What is your plan for catching and trying these criminals? What's the punishment? In the case of a miscarriage, does the state have the right to invade the woman's medical records or subpeona her doctor to "prove" the unprovable?
I await your plan with eagerness.
Generally, No. Subpoenas can only follow the admission of a valid Charge.
Biblical Law specifies the evidentiary requirement for the introduction of a valid Charge. (more below)
I await your plan with eagerness.
If I may speak for A.J., here is our plan:
Capital Cases should require the evidentiary testimony of at least two knowledgeable witnesses.
Short of Oath or Affirmation, No Warrants shall issue.
Specifics could go into depth and include diverse considerations, but that will serve as a fundamental basis.