One word in Tennessee's abortion law could threaten IVF's future, lawyer warns
“This was very intentional; this was very direct and this was designed to leave the door open to regulate IVF in the future.”
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“This was very intentional; this was very direct and this was designed to leave the door open to regulate IVF in the future.”
Tennessee Right to Life would like has thanked Tennessee Governor Bill Lee for signing into law House Bill 883 / Senate Bill 745 which will clarify but not weaken the Human Life Protection Act. The measure passed overwhelmingly in the House and Senate this session with bipartisan support and will allow Tennessee law to continue to protect the right to life of all unborn children in Tennessee. With the Governor’s signature, the measure goes into effect immediately.&n ...
The bill explicitly exempts ectopic and molar pregnancies from Tennessee's abortion ban, among other changes.
Six months in to the total abortion ban, state lawmakers are now deep into negotiations over adding certain medical exceptions to the law.
Senate Bill 745 strips the affirmative defense portion from state law and adds explicit exceptions for ectopic and molar pregnancies.