Georgia Supreme Court halts lower court ruling, reinstates 6-week abortion ban
- Georgia's Supreme Court reinstated the six-week abortion ban after halting a lower court's ruling that deemed the law unconstitutional, blocking expanded services just a week later.
- Justice John J. Ellington dissented, stating that enforcing such laws violates fundamental rights under the Georgia Constitution.
- The law bans most abortions once embryonic cardiac activity is detected, which occurs around six weeks of pregnancy.
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Amber Thurman case shines spotlight on Georgia’s draconian abortion laws
Ms Thurman had taken an abortion pill and “suffered from a grave infection that her suburban Atlanta hospital was well-equipped to treat,” said ProPublica, about the report’s findings. Had her home state not banned abortion after six weeks of pregnancy she would have been able to access a procedure locally.
Georgia Supreme Court reinstates six-week abortion ban while state appeals • Florida Phoenix
Georgia Supreme Court justices listen to arguments in a case challenging whether the state’s six-week abortion ban should be considered void since it was passed before Roe v. Wade was overturned. Jill Nolin/Georgia Recorder (2023 file photo)This story was updated at 5:20 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 7, 2024. Georgia’s six-week abortion ban is back in effect after a Georgia Supreme Court decision Monday shut off access to expanded services just one week…
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