The Florida state legislature — at least the key committees controlled by Democrats — refused in a special session called by the governor to
consider abortion restrictions.
Not exact matches
Meticulously
considering the policy implications of this tension, Reinders concludes that it is neither within the liberal purview nor within the limits of the practical to address it through legal
restrictions on procreative technology and
abortion.
Laws governing
abortion in America have changed over time, from no laws in Colonial days — when it was
considered a medical issue — to the various state
restrictions seen today.
A state is
considered supportive of
abortion rights if it has no more than one of these
restrictions, a middle - ground state if it has 2 — 3, a hostile state if it has 4 — 5 and an extremely hostile state if it has 6 — 10.
Five of these states are
considered extremely hostile to
abortion rights (Arizona, Indiana, Ohio, South Dakota and Virginia) and three states (Georgia, Idaho and Rhode Island) each have enough
abortion restrictions to be hostile to
abortion rights.