Arizona bans all abortions citing 1864 law

StmarysCity79

Well-Known Member
That is all BS and it certainly isn't an insurrectionist. Maybe you should phone a friend. Oh wait, you don't have any outside of your head.


Yawn.

Good thing you aren't an expert and the case is up to the judge and jury not biased morons brain washed by an orange conman.

Send that " billionaire" some more money
 

Ken King

A little rusty but not crusty
PREMO Member
Yawn.

Good thing you aren't an expert and the case is up to the judge and jury not biased morons brain washed by an orange conman.

Send that " billionaire" some more money
Still can't define insurrection, can you. What judge and jury are you prattling about?
 

StmarysCity79

Well-Known Member
Still can't define insurrection, can you. What judge and jury are you prattling about?


You know the Georgia case. I understand your confusion since he has so many active felony cases against him.

This not the classified docs case.

Not the Hush money case.

Not the NY Fraud case.
 

vraiblonde

Board Mommy
PREMO Member
Patron
The law, which was on the books long before Arizona achieved statehood in 1912, outlaws abortion from the moment of conception, except when necessary to save the life of the mother, and it makes no exceptions for rape or incest. It bans all types of abortions, including medication abortions.

Until now, abortion had been legal in Arizona through 15 weeks of pregnancy. Since the overturning of Roe v. Wade nearly two years ago, supporters and opponents of abortion rights in Arizona had been fighting in court over whether the 1864 law, which had sat dormant for decades, could be enforced, or whether it had been effectively neutered by decades of other state laws that regulate and restrict abortion.

Doctors prosecuted under the law could face fines and prison terms of two to five years for providing, supplying or administering care to a pregnant woman.


Ha ha. All you baby killers can die and go to Hell.

throw up jim carrey GIF
 

Bare-ya-cuda

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The law, which was on the books long before Arizona achieved statehood in 1912, outlaws abortion from the moment of conception, except when necessary to save the life of the mother, and it makes no exceptions for rape or incest. It bans all types of abortions, including medication abortions.

Until now, abortion had been legal in Arizona through 15 weeks of pregnancy. Since the overturning of Roe v. Wade nearly two years ago, supporters and opponents of abortion rights in Arizona had been fighting in court over whether the 1864 law, which had sat dormant for decades, could be enforced, or whether it had been effectively neutered by decades of other state laws that regulate and restrict abortion.

Doctors prosecuted under the law could face fines and prison terms of two to five years for providing, supplying or administering care to a pregnant woman.

Couldn’t they just move to a state that is pro abortion?
 

StmarysCity79

Well-Known Member
Couldn’t they just move to a state that is pro abortion?


You think a lot of people can afford to just up and move or switch jobs? The people who find themselves in these scenarios most of the time can barely afford to take a day off work for the procedure plus gas and hotel.
 

Bare-ya-cuda

Well-Known Member
You think a lot of people can afford to just up and move or switch jobs? The people who find themselves in these scenarios most of the time can barely afford to take a day off work for the procedure plus gas and hotel.
So it’s ok to tell people who live in an any 2nd amendment state to move when their rights are trampled upon but not for people who want abortions? Do you think all gun owners can afford to just up and move? Not all gun owners are Murder, but all abortion doctors do.
 
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