Louisiana abortion law won’t take effect Monday, after U.S. Supreme Court intervention
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According to Alito's order, the hold, which will prevent the law from being enforced at least through
Act 620 was signed into law in 2014, but it's being challenged in court by a pair of doctors who say it's too onerous.
Because the application for the emergency hold is expected to be reviewed by the full court in the coming week,
Both have testified that they see the
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Supporters of the effort here say it's meant to make the procedure safer in case of complications, while opponents say it's an onerous requirement meant to create additional hurdles for those seeking abortions.
The crux of the argument against the law has been that it's modeled after the
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