Louisiana abortion clinics resume services amid court battles
Louisiana’s three abortion clinics will resume providing services after a state judge temporarily lifted the state’s abortion ban Monday.
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Louisiana’s three abortion clinics will resume providing services after a state judge temporarily lifted the state’s abortion ban Monday.
Prior to 1977 it was easy for Louisiana adoptees to obtain their original birth certificates; but then the law changed.
Less than a week after Louisiana lawmakers rejected legislation that would explicitly allow people who end their pregnancies to be charged with homicide, a House committee advanced a different criminalization bill that abortion rights advocates say could lead to the same outcome.
The ant-abortion group Louisiana Right to Life opposes bill that would classify the procedure as homicide and punish people who seek it.
The Louisiana House of Representatives passed a bill Monday that would allow adopted people to obtain their original birth certificates.