State Supreme Court rules ‘Fetal Heartbeat’ law unconstitutional
A major decision from the State Supreme Court on the future of abortion rights in South Carolina.
Image: WREN Columbia, SC (WOLO) — Thursday the Judiciary Subcommittee is set to hold a hearing regarding H. 3774. Just hours after his address, McMaster announced plans to file a petition for the court to re-hear the proposed abortion ban next week – the women’s rights empowerment network released a statement vowing to stay the course. WREN’s CEO – Ann…
A major decision from the State Supreme Court on the future of abortion rights in South Carolina.
Planned Parenthood South Atlantic released a Statement from Jenny Black, President & CEO on SC Supreme Court fetal heartbeat ruling
Governor Henry McMaster today releases statement in response to the South Carolina Supreme Court’s ruling on the state’s Fetal Heartbeat Act
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson made the following statement about the South Carolina Supreme Court’s ruling on the state’s Fetal Heartbeat law
The South Carolina Supreme Court today in ruled the state’s 6 week abortion ban is unconstitutional
By a 22 to 20 vote, the Senate adjourned, ultimately killing the bill.
Murray argued that the Fetal Heartbeat Act violates the state’s constitutional right to privacy.
Now, the legislature can meet as a conference committee to come to a compromise or simply let the bill die until next session.
House lawmakers are set to meet at the State House again this week to take up the abortion bill.