Indiana Supreme Court will not rehear abortion case
By:
ABC57 News Staff
Posted: Aug 21, 2023 2:01 PM EDT
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The Indiana Supreme Court denied a request for a new hearing on the state’s abortion ban, the court announced Monday. The ban can now go into effect any day now.
Pro-choice advocates filed for the rehearing hours before the near-total ban was set to go into effect.
That filing kept the law from going into effect, but justices ruled a new hearing wasn’t necessary because they already ruled the ban is constitutional.
The ban will take effect as soon as the June 30 ruling is certified.
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