Texas Supreme Court, 2002

The Court reversed the court of appeals and rendered judgment terminating both parents’ rights to the three children. It held that, because the parents did not object to the charge’s omission of the children’s best interest, Rule 279 required the omitted finding to be deemed in support of the judgment, and legally…

The Texas Supreme Court held that Texas Medicaid’s abortion funding restrictions do not constitute sex discrimination, do not violate the state constitutional right to privacy, and do not breach the Equal Protection Clause, applying rational‑basis review and reversing the Court of Appeals judgment.