KTAR NewsMaricopa County attorney says court ruling didn't resolve abortion law
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55% : Planned Parenthood said it plans to appeal the ruling and has asked the court to keep the injunction in place for now.42% : "Friday's Pima County Superior Court decision regarding abortion and the subsequent appeal have not resolved which law among conflicting statutes now applies," Mitchell said.
39% : PHOENIX - Maricopa County's top prosecutor said Tuesday that last week's court ruling on abortion didn't resolve the issue of what the law actually is in Arizona.
39% : Until Friday's ruling, an injunction had blocked enforcement of a law on the books since before Arizona became a state that bans nearly all abortions.
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