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Kansas high court signals continued abortion rights support

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Kansas’ highest court signaled Monday that it still considers access to abortion a “fundamental” right under the state constitution, as an attorney for the state argued that a decisive statewide vote last year affirming abortion rights “doesn’t matter.”

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Kansas high court signals continued abortion rights support

Kansas’ highest court has signaled that it still considers access to abortion a “fundamental” right under the state constitution. Multiple justices expressed skepticism Monday during hearings over two abortion-related lawsuits

1 year ago·United States

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Kansas high court signals continued abortion rights support

By JOHN HANNA AP Political Writer TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas’ highest court signaled Monday that it still considers access to abortion a “fundamental” right under the state constitution, as an attorney for the state argued that a decisive statewide vote last year affirming abortion rights “doesn’t matter.” The state Supreme Court is considering exactly how far the Republican-controlled Legislature can go in restricting abortion under a 2019 deci…

1 year ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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Kansas high court signals continued abortion rights support

TOPEKA, Kan.

1 year ago

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KMBC

Kansas Supreme Court signals continued abortion rights support

Kansas’ highest court has signaled that it still considers access to abortion a “fundamental” right under the state constitution.

1 year ago·K C M O, United States

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KSAT 12

Kansas high court signals continued abortion rights support

Kansas’ highest court has signaled that it still considers access to abortion a “fundamental” right under the state constitution.

1 year ago·San Antonio, United States

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Kansas Supreme Court signals continued abortion rights support

Multiple justices expressed skepticism Monday during hearings over two abortion-related lawsuits and peppered an attorney for the state with tough questions as he argued that a decisive statewide vote last year affirming abortion rights "doesn't matter."

1 year ago·Washington, United States

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