Harvard Law School professor Alejandra Caraballo has asked six conservative Supreme Court justices to vote for its repeal. Rowe vs. Wade Being harassed by tweets that have garnered nationwide attention in the past few days.
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Caraballo, who teaches technology law as part of the law school’s “clinical” program that gives students hands-on experience, tweeted:
The 6 judges who overthrew Roe will never know peace again. It is our civic duty to harass them when they appear in public. They are pariahs. Because women have no rights, these judges should no longer have a peaceful moment in society.
– Alejandra Caraballo (@Esqueer_) 25 June 2022
They come for birth control methods, same-sex marriage, and opportunities to decriminalize LGBTQ people again. Let these judges feel the anxiety, the uncertainty and the anxiety they are trying to cause us.
– Alejandra Caraballo (@Esqueer_) 25 June 2022
for reference. pic.twitter.com/s9EsH6jbJ4
– Alejandra Caraballo (@Esqueer_) 25 June 2022
Caraballo countered the criticism, distinguishing between “assault” and inflicting violence, by sharing (acceptably) a video of Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) being harassed at a restaurant.
for reference. pic.twitter.com/s9EsH6jbJ4
– Alejandra Caraballo (@Esqueer_) 25 June 2022
Ted Cruz was publicly attacked in a restaurant. https://t.co/MubzqDHWqf
– Alejandra Caraballo (@Esqueer_) 27 June 2022
Caraballo also successfully shared the message that the call for the trial of Supreme Court judges is not against Twitter’s policies:
That’s good too. pic.twitter.com/Jzah3ylGgV
– Alejandra Caraballo (@Esqueer_) 28 June 2022
George Washington University Law School expert Jonathan Turley disagreed with Caraballo’s call for prosecution:
As Campus Reform notes, Caraballo was also a supporter of censorship. to search Twitter’s ban on the popular conservative website “Libs of TikTok” as a “terrorist” business because it shows what liberals have to say about themselves.
I support people’s right to protest for justice, but just because you have this right doesn’t mean you can’t abuse it. It is wrong and dangerous to prosecute and prosecute judges and judges just because you don’t like their results. Most Americans resent this behavior, and we should collectively condemn those who seek to achieve their own punitive justice.
This persecution is more likely to turn into violence as more leftists publicly call for aggressive protests and clashes. There are many unstable people who would accept such calls as permission to resort to violence. A judge or judges do not have to risk their family to serve in our courts. These scholars foster a passionate sense of justice that will do indescribable damage to our judicial system and the rule of law.
Last year, Harvard Law School named Caraballo “one of the first bi-colour trans women to teach at Harvard Law School.”
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