abortion

As the Wyoming Supreme Court considers whether the state’s abortion bans are constitutional, data show women who are denied abortions and carry their pregnancy to term have worse financial and physical well being than women who got abortions.

The temporary pause means Wellspring Health Access, the only clinic that provides procedural abortions in the state, will be able to reopen later this week to offer its full range of services. It also means Wyoming women will not be subject to a new ultrasound requirement.

The prayers were directed at oral arguments surrounding a state Supreme Court case that will determine the future of two near total abortion bans.

Justices have until mid-August to decide on the future of reproductive rights in the state.

Abortion advocates are trying to block two new laws limiting access to abortion in the state, but they’ll have to keep waiting.

Since a new law shuttered the state’s only procedural abortion clinic, its patients were referred to Colorado, Utah and Montana.

Abortion advocates are trying to block two new laws which limit access. They dismissed their original filing in Natrona County. Now, they may have to try again.

A lawsuit that aims to overturn two new abortion restrictions was delayed by the state of Wyoming on March 13.

The April hearing on the future of abortion access in the state has been years in the making.

Attorneys representing Wellspring Health Access, the only clinic that, until recently, provided procedural abortions in Wyoming, filed notice on March 11 to dismiss their case in Natrona County District Court against two new restrictive abortion laws.