Abortion ruling in Michigan to affect county prosecutors
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LANSING, Mich. -- Abortion could become illegal in parts of Michigan after a state Court of Appeals panel ruled Monday that a state judge's injunction blocking the enforcement of a pre-Roe ban does not apply to county prosecutors.
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The Michigan Court of Appeals has ruled that county prosecutors can enforce the state's 91-year-old abortion ban, paving the way for abortion to become illegal in parts of the state.
A judge has blocked enforcement of a 1931 Michigan ban on abortion. It came just hours after the state Court of Appeals said county prosecutors were not covered by a
The ruling is ‘victorious’ for prosecutors in Kent and Jackson counties, who have said they would prosecute abortion providers under a 1931 state law that is being litigated after Roe v. Wade was overturned.
Legal abortion access was thrown into legal jeopardy Monday when the Court of Appeals ruled county prosecutors could enforce a 1931 ban. But a temporary restraining order later Monday kept the procedure legal, for now.
The Michigan Court of Appeals ruled Monday that county prosecutors can enforce the states pre-Roe v. Wade abortion ban. This comes after a state judge issued an injunction blocking state
(The Center Square) – The Michigan Court of Appeals on Monday ruled the injunction against enforcing the state’s 1931 ban on abortion doesn’t apply to county prosecutors.
A Michigan appeals court ruled Monday that an injunction on the state's pre-Roe v. Wade 1931 abortion ban wouldn't apply to local prosecutors, paving the way for an abortion crackdown in certain red parts of the state.
Michigan's county prosecutors can now enforce the state's 91-year-old abortion ban after the state's Court of Appeals ruled Monday against a state judge's injunction.
LANSING, Mich. -- Abortion could become illegal in parts of Michigan after a state Court of Appeals panel ruled Monday that a state judge's injunction blocking the enforcement of a pre-Roe ban does not apply to county prosecutors.
The Michigan Court of Appeals ruled that county prosecutors can enforce a 1931 abortion ban despite Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's pledge to keep abortion legal.
Oakland County Judge Jacob Cunningham blocked enforcement of the ban just hours after the state Court of Appeals said county prosecutors were not covered by a May order and could enforce the prohibition following the fall of Roe v. Wade.
After the state Court of Appeals ruled Monday that county prosecutors are exempt from the injunction on the 1931 abortion ban, another judge just hours later ordered a temporary restraining order barring the ban from being enforced. The request for the restraining order came from Democratic Gov.
By Gabriella Borter and Sharon Bernstein (Reuters) -A Michigan judge on Monday blocked local prosecutors from enforcing a 1931 abortion ban, just hours
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