Rules for at-home abortions as woman jailed for exceeding legal limit
A woman has been sentenced to over two years in jail after inducing an abortion when she was between 32-34 weeks pregnant
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A woman has been sentenced to over two years in jail after inducing an abortion when she was between 32-34 weeks pregnant
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (WMBF) – South Carolina’s highest court will once again make a decision on whether the state’s abortion law is constitutional.The South Carol ...
Hours after South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster signed the six-week abortion ban into law Thursday, litigation was immediately filed in state court.