Pro-life senator introduces bill to require ultrasounds before abortions in every state
'As a healthcare provider, it’s the least you can do to protect the safety and well-being of women and their unborn children.'
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Articles tagged Ultrasound Laws
Planned Parenthood drops lawsuit against Indiana ultrasound law
Providers will be required starting in January 2021 to perform an ultrasound at least 18 hours before an abortion.
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Supreme Court orders Indiana abortion laws be reconsidered in light of its new pro-abort ruling
The court also let stand a third ruling, which allowed the abortion provider Whole Woman’s Health a provisional license to open an abortion facility in South Bend, Indiana and denied pro-life petitions to review 'buffer zone' laws.
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Bill to ban most abortions upon Roe v. Wade overturn sent to Utah gov’s desk
A third bill requiring that women be given a chance to view an ultrasound image of their baby failed to make it through the state House.
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Supreme Court rejects ACLU challenge to Kentucky ultrasound law
Pro-lifers support and abortion activists oppose ultrasound requirements for the same reason: their ability to convey the humanity of preborn babies and dissuade women from abortion.
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Judge nixes two Virginia abortion regs, upholds most pro-life requirements
Ultrasound and informed consent requirements remained, but non-surgical second-trimester abortions can still be committed outside hospitals.
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Federal court upholds Kentucky law forcing abortionists to offer women ultrasounds
The law requires abortionists to give women the opportunity to view ultrasound images of their children before abortion.
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Indiana appeals ultrasound abortion law to Supreme Court
The law was signed in 2016 by Mike Pence.
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Texas asks federal court to dismiss suit against decades of pro-life laws
Ultrasound and parental consent requirements are just two of the dozens of pro-life laws on the chopping block.
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Texas abortionists sue to destroy decades of pro-life laws
Abortionist hope to use a 2016 Supreme Court ruling to undo ultrasound requirements, waiting periods, safety regulations and more.
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