I want to address this point, because it’s fearmongering:
* * Period apps track when you have periods and when you don't
This is the easiest piece of evidence to throw out of court. They’re not going to use a period tracker to determine whether or not you are pregnant. Any number of reasons are available for missing a period - Stress, New Physical Fitness regime, even uterine or ovarian cancer can cause you to miss it. There’s also that you may have simply forgotten to update it.
It’s going to take a Medical Doctor to say “so-and-so was preggers, now she’s not” for there to be enough evidence to prosecute a woman. They don’t need a period tracker at that point.
As long as you get a lawyer worth anything, that’ll get tossed out of court so fast heads will be flying. So let’s stop spreading this because it’s just creating more fear amongst a population that already has enough to fear.
Also chances are good that there isn’t enough resources at any given police department to track women via their phone. They’ve got other things to worry about in that department.
As for states stopping women from going across the state border, that’ll be something to take to the Supreme Court. States have a right to restrict what happens in their border, but IMO outside of it no.
You can’t get charged for a crime in your state if it happened in another. Example:
Say you purchase a gun legally in South Carolina, but that gun is illegal in Illinois. If you take it home, they can’t charge you for the purchase, they can only charge you with possession.
Intriguingly, a pro-life site even points out that Texas laws will still protect a woman who self-induces an abortion (for now):
https://www.liveaction.org/news/texas-woman-arrested-abortion-heartbeat-act/
That said, before anyone questions the miscarriage thing, that has happened in the US: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-59214544.amp
