ACLU sues to nullify 15-week ban after Arizona OK'd constitutional right to abortion
Three abortion providers have filed a lawsuit to nullify a state law that prohibits most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy, arguing it is invalid under a constitutional amendment Arizona voters approved last month. The lawsuit filed Tuesday requests a ...
Two doctors who perform abortions and Planned Parenthood Arizona filed suit Tuesday to get a court to declare that the ...
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Reproductive rights advocates plan legal challenges to numerous Arizona abortion restrictionsYears' worth of litigation may be in store as reproductive rights advocates prepare to challenge various abortion ...
Lawsuit filed in Arizona seeking to overturn a 15-week abortion ban imposed before Roe v. Wade was overturned.
According to a press release, the ban "is in violation of the state's new constitutional amendment protecting the fundamental ...
This story first appeared in the Arizona Mirror. Read more Stateline coverage on how states are either protecting or curbing ...
Arizona voters chose to enshrine abortion rights in their constitution, shifting from a 15-week limit to fetal viability.
The Democratic attorney general of Arizona has already agreed to not enforce the ban until the lawsuit is resolved.
Sales of birth control and emergency contraception — morning-after pills like Plan B and Restart — have spiked since ...
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