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South Carolina House passes abortion ban - Vimarsana News

South Carolina House passes abortion ban

For the second time since the U.S. Supreme Court ended federal abortion protections, the South Carolina House has passed a near-total abortion ban.

Source: wltx.com
For second time, South Carolina House passes near-total abortion ban - Vimarsana News

For second time, South Carolina House passes near-total abortion ban

By an 83-31 vote largely along party lines, the House advanced a bill including exceptions for rape, incest, fatal fetal anomaly and the patient’s health and life

South Carolina Supreme Court Strikes Down State's "Heartbeat" Abortion Law - Vimarsana News

South Carolina Supreme Court Strikes Down State's "Heartbeat" Abortion Law

The South Carolina Supreme Court on Thursday narrowly decided that the state’s ban on most abortions after six weeks violated the state constitution. Since the U.S. Supreme Court in June correctly held that the U.S. Constitution “does not confer a right to abortion,” attacks on legal protection for the unborn have shifted to state courts and state constitutions.

South Carolina Supreme Court Strikes Down 'Heartbeat' Abortion Law - Vimarsana News

South Carolina Supreme Court Strikes Down 'Heartbeat' Abortion Law

In 2021, the South Carolina Legislature enacted the Fetal Heartbeat and Protection From Abortion Act. The state's high court ruled against it.

South Carolina Supreme Court Strikes Down State's 'Heartbeat' Abortion Law - Vimarsana News

South Carolina Supreme Court Strikes Down State's 'Heartbeat' Abortion Law

The South Carolina Supreme Court on Thursday narrowly decided that the state’s ban on most abortions after six weeks violated the state constitution. Since the U.S. Supreme Court in June correctly held that the U.S. Constitution “does not confer a right to abortion,” attacks on legal protection for the unborn have shifted to state courts and state constitutions.