A ruling handed down by the U.S. Supreme Court yesterday upheld a portion of an Indiana law requiring that fetal remains be disposed of properly, but declined to take up the challenge about blocking abortions on the basis of sex, race or disability – for now.
Born into poverty in Georgia, the life of Justice Clarence Thomas was founded on a string of miracles that made him who he is today – one of the most respected jurists in America.
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas says it was the positive influence of the Catholic sisters who taught him as a child for reinforcing him in a positive way.
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A ruling handed down by the U.S. Supreme Court yesterday upheld a portion of an Indiana law requiring that fetal remains be disposed of properly, but declined to take up the challenge about blocking abortions on the basis of sex, race or disability – for now.
