Oklahoma Supreme Court Rules Abortion Laws Unconstitutional

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OKLAHOMA SUPREME COURT RULES ABORTION LAWS UNCONSTITUTIONAL​

https://www.newson6.com/story/64775b6c4182d06ce1dabe8b/oklahoma-supreme-court-rules-abortion-laws-unconstitutional

The Oklahoma Supreme Court has ruled two laws banning abortion in the state to be unconstitutional.

Both a Senate bill prohibiting abortions after a heartbeat is detected and a House bill banning abortion in most cases conflict with previous decisions, the court said.

In the court's decision in Oklahoma Call for Reproductive Justice v. Drummond, the court found that a pregnant woman has an "inherent right" to end a pregnancy when her life is in danger.

 

[Stillwater Townie]

That's great. More than one law against abortion is foolish and creates too much confusion. Any Oklahoma law against abortion should be written clear enough so no pregnant woman with a complicated pregnancy has to go out of state to deal with it. I doubt the way to do it is with AG Drummond going to keep abortion illegal with a 1910 law.