Washington (CNN)Supreme Court majority decisionis Roev. Overturned Wadeand allowed the state to initiate thesetupits own discontinuation policy. Just days after the ruling, the patchwork system was already in place, and for many, access to the procedure is determined by whether the state is dominated by the Republican or Democratic parties.
Here, there are "trigger methods" and other restriction methods for abortion in some states. The law has been in force in at least six states after the
came into force or soon after the Restrictive Abortion Court ruled.Arkansas,Kentucky,Missouri,South DakotaandWisconsinIn Wisconsin, the Republican-controlled state parliament was summoned by Democratic Governor Tony Evers on June 22-after the High Court overturned Law again. Allows it to take effect. In andMississippi, the Trigger Act was approved by Republican General Lin Fitch on Monday, according to a statement from her office. Mississippi law prohibits miscarriage in the state within 10 days of the state's chief attorney confirming Roe's overthrow. Limited exceptions are provided in the case of rape, or if the procedure saves the life of a pregnant person. The state passed another 15-week abortion ban in 2018. This was the central law of the case that the Supreme Court ruled last week.
Waiting for a state or court action
WyomingIn the state "trigger law", the governor proves the Supreme Court's decision It will take effect 5 days after that. ..
In North Dakota, the 2007 abortion ban will come into effect 30 days after the law is approved by the State Attorney General of the Legislative Council, a nonpartisan body of the State Council. ..
Idaho, TennesseeandTexashave legislation that will come into effect 30 days after the Supreme Court has ruled differently from the opinion issued last week. .. The Texas and Idaho Attorney Generals said it could take another 30 days for the decision to be issued and the law to come into force.
Texas also has another ban on miscarriage dating back to 1925. This is what the state Republican Attorney General has been trying to enforce since last week's decision.
Court struggle in progress
In more than 12 states, court struggle is underway over bans on abortion and extreme restrictions on procedures.
Oklahomais one of the latest states facing new legal action to challenge its ban on abortion, and the provider group went to the State Supreme Court on Friday. We are calling for the criminal abortion law enacted this year to be thwarted. There is also a ban on miscarriage before Roe over a century ago.
In Louisiana, the state district judge temporarily blocked the state on Monday by "enforcing or enforcing" an abortion ban that came into effect shortly after the Supreme Court's decision. did. The law was challenged by the Reproductive Rights and Boys Schiller Flexner LLP Center on behalf of Hope Medical Group for Women and Medical Students for Choice, arguing that the ban was unconstitutionally ambiguous.
In Utah, Judge Andrew Stone of District 3 issues a temporary restraint order to prevent the enforcement of the State Trigger Act from Utah's planned parent-child relationship. I requested that you do. This allows the miscarriage to last for 14 days.
Other restrictive abortion bans have been suspended
In addition to the enforcement of so-called trigger laws, many states block the enforcement of restricted abortions. Resolved court order Law for several days since the High Court ruling.
In Texas, on Friday, the State Supreme Court partially admitted that GOP lawyer General Ken Paxton demanded that lower court orders be maintained, banning abortion almost 100 years ago. Was temporarily blocked. The order allows civil enforcement of the ban, court documents show.
However, the Reproductive Rights Center interpreted the stay as meaning that the law could not be enforced criminally. CNN contacted Paxton and asked if he agreed to stay criminal prosecution, but did not respond.
Earlier this week, the Texas State Courtissued a temporary restraint order against the former Law. ..Alabamafederal judge granted an urgent motion to end an injunction against Alabama's "Life Protection Act" last Friday after the Supreme Court issued its opinion. rice field. Alabama Prosecutor-General Steve Marshall filed the complaint. Steve Marshall argued that the High Court overthrew Law and "violated a clear Supreme Court ruling", resulting in an injunction against the enforcement of the law.
OhioAttorney David Yost tweeted on June 24 that the injunction to block the state's abortion ban was lifted, saying, "The Heartbeat bill is now a law. ".
On Friday, the Ohio Supreme Court issued an urgent request by a state miscarriage donor to suspend a state abortion ban, usually about six weeks after pregnancy, after fetal heart activity was detected. Refused.
Provider claims that the law, which was passed in 2019 but was only allowed to come into effect last week after the U.S. Supreme Court ended federal immigration protection, violates the Ohio Constitution. did. Refusal means that the state's six-week suspension ban will continue to be enforced while the case is in progress.
MondaySouth Carolinafederal judge lifted the state's abortion ban in about six weeks, allowing South Carolina to enforce the so-called Heartbeat Act. .. Attorney General Alan Wilsonannounced shortly thereafter that theAct came into force.This story has been updated with additional development.
andMississippi, the Trigger Act was approved by Republican General Lin Fitch on Monday, according to a statement from her office. Mississippi law prohibits miscarriage in the state within 10 days of the state's chief attorney confirming Roe's overthrow. Limited exceptions are provided in the case of rape, or if the procedure saves the life of a pregnant person. The state passed another 15-week abortion ban in 2018. This was the central law of the case that the Supreme Court ruled last week.
Waiting for a state or court action
WyomingIn the state "trigger law", the governor proves the Supreme Court's decision It will take effect 5 days after that. ..
In North Dakota, the 2007 abortion ban will come into effect 30 days after the law is approved by the State Attorney General of the Legislative Council, a nonpartisan body of the State Council. ..
Idaho, TennesseeandTexashave legislation that will come into effect 30 days after the Supreme Court has ruled differently from the opinion issued last week. .. The Texas and Idaho Attorney Generals said it could take another 30 days for the decision to be issued and the law to come into force.
Texas also has another ban on miscarriage dating back to 1925. This is what the state Republican Attorney General has been trying to enforce since last week's decision.
Court struggle in progress
In more than 12 states, court struggle is underway over bans on abortion and extreme restrictions on procedures.
Oklahomais one of the latest states facing new legal action to challenge its ban on abortion, and the provider group went to the State Supreme Court on Friday. We are calling for the criminal abortion law enacted this year to be thwarted. There is also a ban on miscarriage before Roe over a century ago.
In Louisiana, the state district judge temporarily blocked the state on Monday by "enforcing or enforcing" an abortion ban that came into effect shortly after the Supreme Court's decision. did. The law was challenged by the Reproductive Rights and Boys Schiller Flexner LLP Center on behalf of Hope Medical Group for Women and Medical Students for Choice, arguing that the ban was unconstitutionally ambiguous.
In Utah, Judge Andrew Stone of District 3 issues a temporary restraint order to prevent the enforcement of the State Trigger Act from Utah's planned parent-child relationship. I requested that you do. This allows the miscarriage to last for 14 days.
Other restrictive abortion bans have been suspended
In addition to the enforcement of so-called trigger laws, many states block the enforcement of restricted abortions. Resolved court order Law for several days since the High Court ruling.
In Texas, on Friday, the State Supreme Court partially admitted that GOP lawyer General Ken Paxton demanded that lower court orders be maintained, banning abortion almost 100 years ago. Was temporarily blocked. The order allows civil enforcement of the ban, court documents show.
However, the Reproductive Rights Center interpreted the stay as meaning that the law could not be enforced criminally. CNN contacted Paxton and asked if he agreed to stay criminal prosecution, but did not respond.
Alabamafederal judge granted an urgent motion to end an injunction against Alabama's "Life Protection Act" last Friday after the Supreme Court issued its opinion. rice field. Alabama Prosecutor-General Steve Marshall filed the complaint. Steve Marshall argued that the High Court overthrew Law and "violated a clear Supreme Court ruling", resulting in an injunction against the enforcement of the law.
OhioAttorney David Yost tweeted on June 24 that the injunction to block the state's abortion ban was lifted, saying, "The Heartbeat bill is now a law. ".
On Friday, the Ohio Supreme Court issued an urgent request by a state miscarriage donor to suspend a state abortion ban, usually about six weeks after pregnancy, after fetal heart activity was detected. Refused.
Provider claims that the law, which was passed in 2019 but was only allowed to come into effect last week after the U.S. Supreme Court ended federal immigration protection, violates the Ohio Constitution. did. Refusal means that the state's six-week suspension ban will continue to be enforced while the case is in progress.
This story has been updated with additional development.