Lance v. Women's Reproductive Rights Organization

Lance v. Women's Reproductive Rights Organization was a landmark decision by the R.R. Supreme Court in which the court upheld the Rights Reserved to the States Act by Sen. Alex Parkland, a bill that granted the states jurisdiction over abortion regulations.
After the court heard McCormick v. Parkland, the very first challenge of the Rights Reserved to the States Act before the Supreme Court, they ruled in a 4-2 decision that the abortion segment of the bill was constitutional. The court, being a liberal majority at the time, wanted to try a second chance and overturn the ruling by granting a writ of certiorari to Lance.
In a 4-2 decision on May 16, 2022, the court upheld the Parkland ruling, reiterating their holding in which they held that the Constitution does not confer a right to abortion, therefore returning the right to the states on abortion regulations.
The decision upset tons of pro-abortion actiists across the country, sparking protests across the nation against the Supreme Court and rallies outside the homes of Justice Dubois and Holmes, both liberal justices voting to uphold the decision.