Florida Judge Hears Arguments in Abortion Law Challenge | Daily Business Review
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50% : Tien works with Planned Parenthood of South, East and North Florida in Jacksonville and testified that she has performed abortions on patients who have passed 15 weeks of pregnancy.44% : Monday's hearing, however, centered on witness testimony that dealt mainly with abortion statistics and medical and scientific aspects of abortion -- with arguments about privacy issues scarcely brought up.
41% : Condic was in the middle of answering, saying that life begins upon "sperm-egg fusion." "I'm not here to litigate abortion, I'm here to litigate the right to privacy in Florida.
41% : Skop was asked about whether she thinks the new law will impede access to abortion.
39% : The hearing came amid a national debate about abortion after the U.S. Supreme Court on Friday struck down the landmark Roe v. Wade abortion-rights decision.
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