The Clarion-Ledger Article RatingMississippi judge hears attempt to keep abortion legal. No decision yet.
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
39% : The hearing was accompanied by a group anti-abortion protestors outside, questioning people about their views on abortion as they walked into the courthouse.36% : With just two days until abortion becomes illegal in Mississippi, the state's last abortion clinic is fighting a last-ditch legal effort to keep the procedure legal for as long as they can.
36% : The hearing Tuesday morning, presided over by Special Judge Debbra K. Halford, did not conclude with a decision on the fate of abortion in the state.
31% : Another dispute between McDuff and Stewart was over how much damage banning abortion would actually do to abortion patients.
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