
In flurry of court activity, rulings on abortion bans mixed - West Hawaii Today
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41% : In Tennessee, the action by the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on a six-week ban came ahead of a trigger law that's expected to further restrict abortion by mid-August, according to a legal interpretation by the state's attorney general.40% : But Planned Parenthood called the dismissal a "procedural move" and said it could still challenge the ban.
39% : But a judge in Houston, a Democratic city in a conservative state, blocked enforcement for now of an even stricter law that calls for a statewide ban on virtually all abortions.
34% : The dismissal of a case in Utah led lawmakers to say that a 2019 law banning abortion after 18 weeks of gestation would now go into effect.
26% : A day earlier, a judge blocked enforcement of a near-total ban on abortion for at least two weeks.
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