Abortion

On remand from the Supreme Court, the Seventh Circuit reaffirmed an injunction against Indiana’s requirement that a minor’s parents be notified if she is seeking an abortion through the judicial bypass process, finding that constitutional standards for state regulations on a woman’s right to end a pregnancy are “not stable, but they have not been changed, at least not yet, in a way that would change the outcome here.”

CHICAGO — On remand from the Supreme Court, the Seventh Circuit reaffirmed an injunction against Indiana’s requirement that a minor’s parents be notified if she is seeking an abortion through the judicial bypass process, finding that constitutional standards for state regulations on a woman’s right to end a pregnancy are “not stable, but they have not been changed, at least not yet, in a way that would change the outcome here.”

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