That is not what the advcates are putting on the ballot.
by wpkirish (2024-04-09 15:54:24)

In reply to: There's a few  posted by shillelaghhugger


I have linked the filing below. The language pretty clealy prohinits state regulation pre-viability without extraordinary medical measures absent a compelling government interest. After viability it allows state regulation except in the case of the physical / mental health of the mother.

One could argue this is more restrictive than Roe.




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