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An Ohio court has issued a preliminary injunction blocking several provisions of the state's six-week abortion ban. The ruling, made by the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas, halts the enforcement of laws that require abortion patients to make an in-person visit to a clinic to receive information and then wait a minimum of 24 hours before obtaining an abortion. This decision comes in the wake of Ohio's Reproductive Freedom constitutional amendment, which aims to protect reproductive rights in the state.
A judge temporarily blocked parts of Ohio’s six-week abortion ban, including a minimum 24-hour wait period before receiving an abortion. https://t.co/1lRu6xQx8l
A judge on Friday temporarily blocked parts of Ohio's six-week abortion ban, including a minimum 24-hour wait period before receiving an abortion. https://t.co/y8YTuVkEvZ
One of the first dividends of Ohio’s Reproductive Freedom constitutional amendment is a preliminary injunction from the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas against the state’s punitive 24-hour waiting period/in-person visit requirement! Why is this requirement punitive? 1/2
