Coverage dated November 26, 2023

Idaho asks Supreme Court to let abortion law that penalizes doctors to take full effect

Headline from East Idaho News

(CNN) — Idaho asked the Supreme Court on Monday to allow its state abortion ban that imposes penalties on doctors who perform abortions to take full effect despite federal requirements for emergency room doctors.

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  1. East Idaho News

    Idaho asks Supreme Court to let abortion law that penalizes doctors to take full effect (opens East Idaho News)

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    (CNN) — Idaho asked the Supreme Court on Monday to allow its state abortion ban that imposes penalties on doctors who perform abortions to take full effect despite federal requirements for emergency room doctors.

  2. Talking Points Memo

    Idaho Asks Supreme Court To Let It Fully Impose Punitive Abortion Ban During Appeal (opens Talking Points Memo)

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    Idaho asked the Supreme Court Monday to stay a lower court injunction, or to take up its case directly, as it attempts to fend off the Biden administration’s challenge of the state’s abortion ban.

  3. Roll Call

    Idaho asks Supreme Court to allow enforcement of state abortion ban (opens Roll Call)

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    Idaho asked the Supreme Court on Monday to allow enforcement of the state's abortion ban when it comes to emergency room treatment.

  4. Forbes

    Idaho Asks Supreme Court To Allow Crackdown On Abortion Doctors While Awaiting Ban’s Appeal (opens Forbes)

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    Idaho asked the Supreme Court for an emergency stay, allowing it to enforce a law criminalizing abortions while it’s challenged by the Biden administration.

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