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Texas Attorney General Paxton sues New York county clerk over abortion ruling

TEXAS, UNITED STATES, JUL 28 – Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sues Ulster County Clerk Taylor Bruck for refusing to enforce a $100,000 penalty against a New York doctor under the state's abortion shield law.

  • Monday, Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a legal petition against Bruck for refusing to enforce a Texas judgment after her July 16 refusal, citing New York’s shield law.
  • Citing the telehealth shield law, Taylor Bruck declined to enforce the Texas judgment earlier this year, despite Paxton’s demands, on Monday.
  • On Monday, Attorney General Ken Paxton moved to compel Ulster County Clerk Taylor Bruck to enforce a Texas judgment over her refusal to record it, citing New York’s shield law.
  • ‘And it won’t happen on our watch,’ U.S. Rep. Pat Ryan tweeted, supporting Taylor Bruck after Hochul vowed not to enforce the penalty against Dr. Margaret Carpenter.
  • Eight states, including New York, are going on the offense against anti-abortion states, and critics warn this dispute could undermine interstate comity and jeopardize the principle of federalism.
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Times Union broke the news in Albany, United States on Monday, July 28, 2025.
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