Protests have been erupting in Connecticut and across the
nation following the leak of a draft that would strike down Roe v. Wade.
An
investigation has been launched into the leak of the Supreme Court's draft
majority opinion on abortion access, with Chief Justice John Roberts calling
the leak an "egregious breach." Roberts says the leaked draft isn't a
final opinion, and he has now directed the marshal of the court to
launch an investigation into the source of the leak.
Meanwhile, in Connecticut, protesters gathered in several
cities to talk about the next steps, "if" the draft decision turns
into a final ruling later next month.
It was
quite crowded outside the Norwalk Courthouse, where pro-choice supporters
gathered to voice their concern at the Supreme Court.
There were
also more protests around the
state.
About a dozen protesters gathered in Bridgeport to make
"their voices" heard at the federal courthouse.
The rally's organizer says its critical to get their
message out to the public, and to lawmakers.