BLOOMINGTON — A special judge has granted a motion for a preliminary injunction in a lawsuit against Indiana's new abortion law, effectively blocking its enforcement as the case proceeds.
Previously, Hanlon denied a motion for a temporary restraining order filed by the plaintiffs, which includes several Planned Parenthood chapters. The new abortion law went into effect Sept. 15. It prevents women from having an abortion except in instances of rape and incest before 10 weeks post-fertilization or in which the mother's life is threatened.
Seriously? Hoosier's You do NOT WANT GOVERNMENT INFRINGING UPON YOUR REPRODUCTION. PRO or CON! HUMAN CHOICE. LIBERTY! Research History what Governments have LAWED on citizens reproduction. It will make you sick! Give an inch and they will take a mile.
This is fantastic news for the women of Indiana!!!
Agh yes, back to murdering the babies.
Let's hope Indiana can really ramp up the killing while the 'stay' is in effect.
Fantastic! Indiana gets to kill more babies because a judge thinks the elected representatives cant make laws protecting their life.
Women, girls, and ALL Hoosiers win today as bodily autonomy is not 'contingent upon first experiencing extreme sexual violence ... or [risk of] death.' This decision is about LIBERTY. IUMcKinney acsiumckinney ACLUIndiana PPact IUNewsroom
Thank goodness! Abortion is healthcare!
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