Published 2 years ago

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds asks district court to lift injunction on fetal heartbeat bill

Summary by Ground News

Gov. Kim Reynolds has formally challenged an injunction on Iowa's 2018 fetal heartbeat bill. The bill outlawed abortions at six weeks of pregnancy and was signed into law. A permanent injunction was enacted by a district court judge in early 2019. Reynolds and her legal team are now asking the court to reverse that decision.

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Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds asks district court to lift injunction on fetal heartbeat bill

Gov. Kim Reynolds announced this morning that she's asked a district court to lift an injunction that put Iowa's fetal heartbeat law on hold.

2 years ago·Des Moines, United States

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Gov. Reynolds files motion to lift injunction on fetal heartbeat bill

Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds is challenging an injunction on Iowa’s fetal heartbeat bill.

2 years ago·Cedar Rapids, United States

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The National Desk

Iowa governor files motion to challenge injunction on abortion bill

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds has filed a motion requesting the district court lift the injunction of the state's fetal heartbeat bill.

2 years ago

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Kim Reynolds asks court to lift injunction on fetal heartbeat law

DES MOINES, Iowa – Governor Kim Reynolds is asking a district court to lift an injunction on a 2018 Iowa law that banned abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected, often before a woman knows she is pregnant.Iowa lawmakers passed the legislation and Reynolds signed it into law but Planned Parenthood challenged its constitutionality. The organization based its argument on a 2018 Iowa Supreme Court ruling that said the right to abortion was a fu…

2 years ago

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