TownhallCounty Prosecutors Can Enforce Michigan Abortion Ban, Appeals Court Rules
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62% : The three-judge panel dismissed a request by anti-abortion groups and the prosecutors in Kent and Jackson counties to overturn a lower court stay on Michigan's abortion ban.54% : Planned Parenthood of Michigan said in a statement to the outlet that it will continue to provide abortions "in accordance with the law."
47% : The appeals court judges said the Michigan Catholic Conference, Right to Life of Michigan and the two prosecutors lack standing to request Court of Claims Judge Elizabeth Gleicher's injunction in a suit filed by Planned Parenthood of Michigan be overturned and her case assumed by the higher court.
38% : "This incredibly draconian and strict, 1931 law would criminalize abortion in this state with virtually no exceptions.
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