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Johnson County judge hears objections to Kansas abortion restrictions - Vimarsana News

Johnson County judge hears objections to Kansas abortion restrictions

In Johnson County District Court, abortion rights attorneys argued against the “Women’s Right to Know Act."

Kansas judge hears objections to Kansas abortion restrictions - Vimarsana News

Kansas judge hears objections to Kansas abortion restrictions

Alice Wang, staff attorney for Center for Reproductive Rights, answers reporters’ question

Kansas abortion providers face off with State in injunction hearing, judge raises concerns - Vimarsana News

Kansas abortion providers face off with State in injunction hearing, judge raises concerns

TOPEKA (KSNT) – A Johnson County District Court judge has held off on ruling on a temporary injunction request from Kansas abortion providers, amid an ongoing lawsuit. Abortion providers filed a lawsuit against state officials in June, challenging several restrictions in the Women’s Right to Know Act. The act, which was established in 1997, has […]

Source: ksnt.com
Kansas judge hears abortion case - The Iola Register - Vimarsana News

Kansas judge hears abortion case - The Iola Register

An attorney for the Center of Reproductive Rights and an attorney for the Alliance Defending Freedom argued the constitutionality of the "Women's Right to Know Act," legislation that uses medically inaccurate information to dictate abortion restrictions. OLATHE — The state has put a “thumb on t

Kansas judge will decide whether to pause 24-hour delay on abortion - Vimarsana News

Kansas judge will decide whether to pause 24-hour delay on abortion

On Tuesday, a Johnson County district court judge is set to decide whether to temporarily stop a 24-hour delay on abortions. The provision is part of the Women's Right to Know Act, which is being challenged by abortion providers.

Source: ksnt.com