The state of Nebraska may have decided not to fight the injunction against the “Women’s Health Protection Act,” but that doesn’t mean the bill is going away.
Attorney General Jon Bruning announces that the state will not continue to fight to have women seeking abortions screened for mental health issues.
Nebraska reevaluates whether fighting for “mental health” screenings before an abortion is worth the money, and a really, really long waiting period in New Zealand.
Yesterday a judge blocked the implimentation of the “mental health screening” law in Nebraska. Today, see reactions, and a look at its future prospects.
A federal judge rules that the new pre-abortion screening process in Nebraska will not be implemented July 15th as the state previously planned.
