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Oral arguments were heard at the Indiana Supreme Court Wednesday with nothing less than the bodily autonomy of 6.8 million Hoosiers — especially women and girls — on the line.
The 60-minute hearing before the five Republican-appointed Indiana Supreme Court justices is scheduled to begin at 8 a.m. Region time.
Attorney General Todd Rokita is appealing a judge's ruling that Indiana's near-total abortion ban runs afoul of the state's Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA).
The near-total abortion ban likely will remain unenforceable for the near future after a judge found the statute runs afoul of Indiana's Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
"The state has a valid and compelling interest in protecting unborn children who are, at the very least, from the moment of conception a living being and potential human life,"