Posted on Jun 23, 2023
Judge temporarily blocks Wyoming's 1st-in-the-nation abortion pill ban
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Abortion pills will remain legal in Wyoming for now, after a judge ruled Thursday that the state's first-in-the-nation law to ban them won't take effect July 1 as planned while a lawsuit proceeds.
Attorneys for Wyoming failed to show that the ban wouldn't harm the plaintiffs before their lawsuit is resolved, Teton County Judge Melissa Owens ruled after hearing arguments from both sides. Meanwhile, those plaintiffs "have clearly showed probable success on the merits," Owens said.
While other states have instituted de facto bans on the medication by broadly prohibiting abortion, only Wyoming has specifically banned abortion pills. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in April that access to one of the two pills, mifepristone, may continue while litigants seek to overturn the Food and Drug Administration's approval of it.
Abortion pills will remain legal in Wyoming for now, after a judge ruled Thursday that the state's first-in-the-nation law to ban them won't take effect July 1 as planned while a lawsuit proceeds.
Attorneys for Wyoming failed to show that the ban wouldn't harm the plaintiffs before their lawsuit is resolved, Teton County Judge Melissa Owens ruled after hearing arguments from both sides. Meanwhile, those plaintiffs "have clearly showed probable success on the merits," Owens said.
While other states have instituted de facto bans on the medication by broadly prohibiting abortion, only Wyoming has specifically banned abortion pills. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in April that access to one of the two pills, mifepristone, may continue while litigants seek to overturn the Food and Drug Administration's approval of it.
Judge temporarily blocks Wyoming's 1st-in-the-nation abortion pill ban
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel good day Brother William, always informational and of the most interesting. Thanks for sharing, have a blessed day!
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL Hopefully the Temporary Stay becomes Permanent. No One should stand between a Woman and Her Doctor in Her Health Care.
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Wyoming is at the forefront of stopping the murder of babies. Our Governor finally realized that the majority of the state is Conservative and has started working on common sense laws.
This will ultimately be approved and adopted by other states.
This will ultimately be approved and adopted by other states.
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SFC Kelly Fuerhoff
Where in Wyoming are people "murdering babies?" Murder is a crime...and a baby is: "a very young child, especially one newly or recently born." Or an extremely young child
especially : INFANT. OR it's the youngest member of the family. OR sometimes people call their car their "baby" or it's sometimes a thing guys yell out at women when they cat call "hey baby!"
I mean if any of those situations by those definitions are being unalived, that's murder. Or homicide.
Abortion isn't murder though. An embryo or fetus does not get to control my body or the body of anyone with a uterus. I mean - we can't force people do donate organs to someone who needs it and if they're only match. You can't even force a parent to donate an organ to their child. So why are we ok wth forcing people with uteruses to be incubators against their will?
Also mifepristone isn't just used for abortions: "Mifepristone can also be used in the management and treatment of Cushing's syndrome and uterine leiomyomas."
If you don't have a uterus, you don't have a say in what someone does with that uterus. Abortion is a healthcare decision that should solely be between the individual who wants one and their medical provider. That's it.
especially : INFANT. OR it's the youngest member of the family. OR sometimes people call their car their "baby" or it's sometimes a thing guys yell out at women when they cat call "hey baby!"
I mean if any of those situations by those definitions are being unalived, that's murder. Or homicide.
Abortion isn't murder though. An embryo or fetus does not get to control my body or the body of anyone with a uterus. I mean - we can't force people do donate organs to someone who needs it and if they're only match. You can't even force a parent to donate an organ to their child. So why are we ok wth forcing people with uteruses to be incubators against their will?
Also mifepristone isn't just used for abortions: "Mifepristone can also be used in the management and treatment of Cushing's syndrome and uterine leiomyomas."
If you don't have a uterus, you don't have a say in what someone does with that uterus. Abortion is a healthcare decision that should solely be between the individual who wants one and their medical provider. That's it.
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PO3 Shayne Seibert
Typical response, using the non-uterus argument. It's a human argument, and I happen to be one. It's an elective procedure that ends a life. If it has a heartbeat, it's alive whether you or your ilk want to call it a clump of cells or not. Normalizing a procedure because there is no morality, or you want to up your body count regardless of the repercussions is on you personally. There is absolutely no reason that the taxpayer has to provide funding for your indiscretions. It's a medical facility that obviously fund itself, since it has so much extra money to donate to democrat causes and politicians so there is no reason to give extra money.
I'm not completely anti-abortion. There are times when it's NECESSARY, but it has been abused to the point that any indiscretion that results in pregnancy, which is carrying a life, needing terminated. Most states offer those services in private practices.
I'm not completely anti-abortion. There are times when it's NECESSARY, but it has been abused to the point that any indiscretion that results in pregnancy, which is carrying a life, needing terminated. Most states offer those services in private practices.
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