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A Kansas judge on Friday issued a temporary injunction on two parts of the state's new anti-abortion law, while upholding the majority of far-reaching measure that goes into effect Monday.
Shawnee County District Judge Rebecca Crotty struck down a part of the law that forbids a waiver of the required 24-hour waiting period to be granted based on the woman's mental health.
Crotty also struck down a part of the law requiring abortion providers on their websites to vouch for the accuracy and independence of the state's health department material on abortions.
Crotty ruled that forcing abortion providers to attest to material would be an infringement on free speech.
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Too bad the judge didn't issue an injunction for the rest of the bill, particularly the part about life begins at fertilization. Also...
according to the anti-abortion Guttmacher Institute
...I thought the Guttmacher Institute was a reproductive rights institute, or am I thinking about something else?
Shawnee County District Judge Rebecca Crotty struck down a part of the law that forbids a waiver of the required 24-hour waiting period to be granted based on the woman's mental health.
Crotty also struck down a part of the law requiring abortion providers on their websites to vouch for the accuracy and independence of the state's health department material on abortions.
Crotty ruled that forcing abortion providers to attest to material would be an infringement on free speech.
( More )
Too bad the judge didn't issue an injunction for the rest of the bill, particularly the part about life begins at fertilization. Also...
according to the anti-abortion Guttmacher Institute
...I thought the Guttmacher Institute was a reproductive rights institute, or am I thinking about something else?