The Center for Reproductive rights has filed a lawsuit challenging an Arizona state law, SB 1318 (scheduled to take effect on July 3, 2015), which forces doctors to mislead patients by telling them that it may be possible to “reverse” a medication abortion. If SB 1318 goes into effect, this law would force doctors to […]
Gainesville Woman Care v. State of Florida: Complaint Concerning Constitutional Challenge to Statute or Ordinance https://reproductiverights.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/FL-Complaint-Concerning-Constitutional-Challenge-To-Statute-Or-Ordinance.pdf
(REVISED 9.21.2021) Florida passed a law in 2015 forcing a woman to wait a minimum of 24 hours and make at least one additional trip to her health care provider before receiving an abortion. The law fails to include any exceptions for a woman whose pregnancy threatens her health or a meaningful exception for survivors […]
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(REVISED 7.20.2018) This lawsuit challenged an Arizona state law, SB 1318 (originally scheduled to take effect on July 3, 2015), which would have forced doctors to lie to patients by telling them that it may be possible to “reverse” a medication abortion. There is no evidence to support the claim that medication abortion may be “reversible” and […]
The Center for Reproductive rights has filed a lawsuit challenging an Arizona state law, SB 1318 (scheduled to take effect on July 3, 2015), which forces doctors to mislead patients by telling them that it may be possible to “reverse” a medication abortion. If SB 1318 goes into effect, this law would force doctors to […]
The Center for Reproductive rights has filed a lawsuit challenging an Arizona state law, SB 1318 (scheduled to take effect on July 3, 2015), which forces doctors to mislead patients by telling them that it may be possible to “reverse” a medication abortion. If SB 1318 goes into effect, this law would force doctors to […]
(REVISED 4.07.2021) This lawsuit, filed on June 1, 2015, challenges a Kansas law (SB95) banning the most commonly used method of ending a pregnancy in the second trimester—a law that could force some women to undergo an additional invasive unnecessary medical procedure even against the medical judgment of her physician. The law was slated to […]