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Arizona must pause old abortion laws conflicting with 2024 voter-approved rights, per court ruling.
A Maricopa Superior Court judge ruled Arizona must halt enforcement of outdated abortion laws conflicting with a 2024 voter-approved constitutional amendment guaranteeing abortion rights before fetal viability.
Judge Greg Como found restrictions like mandatory in-person visits, ultrasounds, Rh testing, and bans on telehealth and mail-order abortion pills created unnecessary barriers and infringed on patient autonomy.
The decision follows a lawsuit by two obstetricians and the Arizona Medical Association, with the state’s Democratic attorney general supporting the plaintiffs.
Republican lawmakers plan to appeal, but the ruling aligns state law with voters’ intent, expanding access to abortion care, particularly medication abortion.
Arizona debe poner en pausa las viejas leyes de aborto que entran en conflicto con los derechos aprobados por los votantes en 2024, según un fallo judicial.