Ohio’s bill would ban all abortions, not just those after six weeks.
after the Texas law took effect she had directed her office to “immediately review” SB 8 and South Dakota’s abortion laws to “make sure we have the strongest pro life laws on the books.”at least 14 states could ultimately introduce SB 8-style legislation, including Alabama, Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Oklahoma, South Carolina and Tennessee.
Monday in two lawsuits challenging the abortion law and has yet to rule on whether the cases can move forward, or whether to impose an injunction that blocks the law from being enforced as the litigation plays out. Several conservative justices on the court signaled they may be leaning toward siding against Texas in a case brought by abortion providers, however.If SB 8 holds up in court, it may not be just abortion bills that other state lawmakers try to pass.
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