the Weskonsen The liberal majority of the Supreme Court closed a 176-year-old abortion in the state on Wednesday, and 4-3 was sentenced to being replaced by the latest state law that criminalizes abortion only after the fetus could not stay outside the womb.
The legislators in the state adopted the ban in 1849, making it a felony when any person other than the mother deliberately destroyed the life of an unborn child. “
This was in fact until 1973, when the US Supreme Court’s decision to abolish the country’s abortion. However, legislators have not officially eliminated the ban, however, the conservatives argued that the US Supreme Court’s decision to reactivate it.
The prosecutor in Wisconsin, Josh Cole, a democratic, filed a lawsuit that year on the pretext that the embargo was superior to the abortion restrictions that the legislators had been proposing within about half a century that Rohr al -Awla. Cole specifically cited the 1985 law, which mainly allows miscarriage to feasibility. Some children can survive with medical assistance after 21 weeks of pregnancy.
The lawyer of the Shibujan district, Joel Ormanski, a Republican, defended the ban on court, on the pretext that the ban in 1849 could coexist with the restrictions of the latest abortion, just like the various penalties for the same crime.
In 2023, the judge of the Dian Diane Clash County district ruled that the ban on the embargo in 1849 seized Vitidid – whom I knew that he had killed the fetus without the consent of the mother – but not consensual abortion. Abortion of abortion has been available in the state since this ruling, but the state’s Supreme Court’s decision gives service providers and patients more certainty that abortion will remain legal in Wisconsin.
Urmanski request from the state’s Supreme Court to cancel the Shalber ruling without waiting for a decisions from a low appeal court. Once the judges were expected, it would take the case to cancel the ban. The liberals maintain a 4-3 majority in the court and one of them, Janet Protassific, publicly stated the campaign’s path that it supports abortion rights.
Democrats, Susan Cruford, defeated the province, Brad Shemel, to obtain an open seat in the court in April, ensuring that liberals will maintain an edge of at least 4-3 in 2028. It will play a pivotal role, in the case of the Family Planning Law in Wisconsin, challenging the constitutionality of a ban in 1849. The court decided last year to take this case. It is still suspended.
