As always, you can find the Dobbs v. Jackson decision here.

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I count zero claims in the next sentence:

“The nature of the Court’s error.”

Actually, this isn’t a sentence–it’s a fragment. It’s in italics*, so it’s probably intended as a title or a tag rather than as a sentence, so . . . nothing to report, chief. No truth-value asserted, and no truth-value achieved.

So there’s nothing to determine here. I’m going to keep it in the sentence count (even though it’s not a sentence) just for completeness.

*I haven’t been including italics for the most part because of laziness. Once I’m dealing with the text more seriously I’ll restore all of the special effects.