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An Arizona judge says the state can enforce a near-total ban on abortions that has been blocked for nearly 50 years.
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Arizona’s largest abortion provider will not resume the procedures in Pima County even though a federal judge has blocked a fetal "personhood” law they feared could lead to criminal charges against doctors and others.
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A federal judge is blocking a 2021 Arizona “personhood” law that gives all legal rights to unborn fetuses, alleging it is unconstitutionally vague.
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Advocates for reproductive rights in Arizona say they’ve failed to collect enough signatures to enshrine abortion access in the state constitution.
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A judge in Utah is deciding whether to allow the state’s trigger-law ban on abortion to go into effect as the implications of the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade are being sorted out nationwide.
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A lawyer with the Arizona attorney general’s office says a 2021 state “personhood” law that gives all legal rights to fetuses can’t be used to bring criminal charges against abortion care providers.
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Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich says a total abortion ban that has been on the books since before statehood can be enforced. In a tweet Wednesday night, Brnovich said his office “has concluded the Arizona Legislature has made its intentions clear regarding abortion”, and that a law from 1901 “is back in effect and will not be repealed in 90 days.”
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Arizona's Capitol is now ringed with fencing and concertina wire after three days of protests following the U.S. Supreme Court's decision that people do not have the constitutional right to abortion and bodily autonomy.
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The American Civil Liberties Union of Arizona and the Center for Reproductive Rights want a federal judge to block a 2021 Arizona “personhood” law they worry can be used to halt all abortions in the state.
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Abortion providers across Arizona have halted all procedures while they try to determine if a law dating to pre-statehood days banning abortion means their doctors and nurses will face prison time.