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More people are seeking vasectomies following the overturn of Roe v. Wade — and Planned Parenthood centers want to meet that demand in more parts of the state.
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Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost is asking a Hamilton County judge deciding the legality of the state's ban on abortion after six weeks to dismiss the case, which would let that ban stand.
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A new letter to President Biden spearheaded by the Democratic Women's Caucus references the case of Brittany Watts, an Ohio woman who faced felony charges after suffering a miscarriage last year.
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Democrats in Kentucky's legislature are pushing for exceptions to the state's near total abortion ban. At the same time, Republicans and anti-abortion rights activists are pushing into new legislative frontiers to promote a "culture of life."
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It's an early indicator that the bans aren't equal in terms of impact.
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This week's notice of voluntary dismissal comes after the ACLU reported that the woman, who was around eight weeks pregnant, learned the embryo "no longer had any cardiac activity," according to a release.
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The Jane Doe suing the state over its restrictive abortion law found out that her embryo no longer had cardiac activity, according to the ACLU. She was about eight weeks pregnant. It's unclear what impact this development will have on the lawsuit.
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Republican Attorney General Dave Yost admitted in his brief in the Ohio Supreme Court case that Issue 1 makes the ban on abortion after six weeks illegal, but also said that shouldn't end the case.
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A pregnant Kentuckian filed a class-action lawsuit Friday against Kentucky's trigger and six-week bans on abortion. She says the laws violate her constitutional rights.
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We discuss the next steps now that Issue 1 has passed, which Ohio laws could be targeted and how the new amendment could be challenged.