The administration of Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R) opposed a bill to shield menstrual data from subpoena amid post-Roe fears of abortion prosecutions.
Surovell’s bill would prevent the governor from extraditing someone who obtains legal abortion services in Virginia to a state that seeks to prevent its citizens from going out of state for procedures banned at home.
In an interview Tuesday, Favola said it was “very disappointing” that after clearing the Senate with strong bipartisan support, the bill failed once Cleary “stands up and says, ‘Oh, we don’t want to limit search warrants.’” “We don’t have carve-outs for other things — search warrants can be for entire medical records, they can be for a person’s blood, they can be for an entire computer hard drive,” Bell said. “We don’t have carve-outs for specific search warrant exceptions.”
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