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Abortion providers are suing Kansas over two abortion laws: one regulating prescriptions enacted this year, the other a longstanding, mandatory 24-hour wait period for procedures.
The lawsuit filed Tuesday in state district court says Kansas has created what the providers call a biased counseling scheme and that it has become increasingly invasive over time.
By JOHN HANNA TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Abortion providers sued Kansas on Tuesday, challenging a new law requiring them to tell patients that
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Abortion providers sued Kansas on Tuesday over a law enacted this year and existing restrictions, including a decades-old requirement that patients wait 24 hours after first seeing a provider.