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Under “parental involvement” law, G could have either notified her mother or father and gotten consent, or she could have filed a petition in her home county, asking for what’s known as a judicial-bypass hearing. Estranged from her parents, she had chosen to petition. https://t.co/srxgCJGw3n — PolitiTweet.org

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“I was never ready for this, and I knew that. I tried telling people, and they didn’t listen.” Giselle, who goes by G, was 17 years old and 11 weeks pregnant. As a minor, her access to an abortion was governed by Texas’s “parental involvement” law. https://t.co/yWEQRyvJJ1 — PolitiTweet.org

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G was going to ask a judge for authorization to seek an abortion. Her lawyer had explained that she needed to prove to the judge that she was mature enough to make this decision. https://t.co/VfPwlKvHE9 — PolitiTweet.org

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