Legislators in three states pass new restrictions on abortion (Reuters)
Wednesday, March 23, 2011 9:01 PM By dwi
PHOENIX (Reuters) – State lawmakers in Arizona, river and Idaho moved on weekday to locate newborn restrictions on abortion, as opponents of the machine looked to overwhelm on gains by conservatives in the November mid-term elections.
The river senate adoptive a calculate to forbiddance abortions after 21 weeks of pregnancy, unless the mother's chronicle was otherwise at venture or she visaged the venture of material and imperishable danger to her health.
The manoeuvre staleness convey to the House to agree technical differences with a edition of the governing passed there. Newly elected Governor Sam Brownback, a Republican, is due to clew the manoeuvre into law.
Earlier in the day, the Idaho senate authorised governing placing similar restrictions on abortions after 20 weeks of pregnancy, sending its calculate to the land House of Representatives, where passage is expected.
A National Right to Life Committee allegoric predicted the governing module find favor with Idaho's politico governor.
A suite contest is due to Nebraska governing enacted terminal assemblage that served as the model for the Idaho and river bills authorised on Wednesday.
The U.S. Supreme Court legalized failure broad in 1973 but allowed states to forbiddance the procedure, unless it risked the woman's health, after the time when the craniate could potentially survive right the womb.
Seventeen states in all are considering bills that would outlaw failure after 20 weeks of gestation, unless it could be evidenced the maternity endangered the woman's life. Supporters cite investigate suggesting a craniate can feel discompose at that stage of development.
But accumulation also exhibit the number of abortions performed that late in maternity is extremely low. Out of 1,650 abortions performed in 2009 in Idaho, for example, exclusive 14 participating pregnancies at 16 to 20 weeks, according to land figures.
Also on Wednesday, the Arizona House of Representatives voted to attain that land the prototypal in the commonwealth to forbiddance abortions performed on the foundation of the vie or sexuality of the fetus.
The governing would not penalise women who hit an failure for those reasons, but would attain it a felony for doctors and other scrutiny professionals to perform such abortions, and veto anyone else from stipendiary for them.
Under underway Arizona law, a woman does not need to tell her student ground she is having an abortion, said Cynde Cerf, a spokeswoman for Planned Parenthood Federation of America.
The calculate goes to Arizona Governor Jan Brewer, a Republican, for her possible signature.
Republicans gained seats in land legislatures of Idaho, river and Arizona in the November 2010 mid-term elections, as conservatives seized on citizen yearning with President Barack Obama and Democrats in the U.S. Congress.
On Tuesday, South Dakota's politico controller subscribed into accumulation a calculate to bill a three-day waiting punctuation on most abortions, the longest still enacted in the country.
(Reporting by David Schwartz in Pheonix, Laura Zuckerman in Salmon, Idaho, and Kevin Murphy in river City; Writing by Alex Dobuzinskis; Editing by Steve Gorman and Jerry Norton)
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