Many people debate whether or not Roe vs. Wade will be overturned. Without a crystal ball, it’s hard to tell. But truthfully, that may not be necessary. It may be possible to maim it to the point that it is effectively useless.
The Missouri legislature passed a state law requiring physicians to have privileges at local hospitals and setting physical facility standards for abortion clinics licensed as ambulatory surgical centers. The effect of this would be to severely limit the number of low cost clinics providing abortions in the state.
… Except for One Caveat
The Missouri legislature appealed to the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals, and emerged victorious this week. Though this comes as a surprise to many who see the law as identical to the Texas law that SCOTUS ruled unconstitutional, it should not surprise those that follow the 8th Circuit, known to be the fiercest foe of women’s medical rights among the circuits.
Abortion will continue to be a hot legal topic for years to come, and it will be important for everyone to stay current in knowing what is legal, and what is not. If you have questions about the abortion laws in your state, you may wish to speak with a qualified healthcare lawyer today. A skilled attorney will be able to explain the laws of your state and answer questions about the legality of abortion.
Related Resources:
- Find a Local Healthcare Attorney (FindLaw’s Lawyer Directory)
- Supreme Ct: Abortion Clinic Restrictions Can’t Unduly Burden Women (FindLaw Decided)
- Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Anti-Abortion ‘Crisis Pregnancy Centers’ (FindLaw Decided)
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