A district court blocked Louisiana's "trigger" laws that would have made nearly all abortions illegal in the state following the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade. The court order occurred in response to a lawsuit from abortion providers calling the bans unconstitutional. A group representing the providers, The Center for Reproductive Rights, argued that the state's abortion bans are "vague," do not have a "clear and unambiguous effective date," and "lack adequate standing for enforceability." A hearing for the providers' lawsuit has been set for July 8.
US Supreme Court Abortion Rights Louisiana

References

  1. Order of the Civil District Court for the Parish of Orleans
    reproductiverights.org

    Copy of the order via The Center for Reproductive Rights

  2. June Medical Services Versus Jeff Landry, Attorney General of Louisiana
    reproductiverights.org

    Copy of the order via The Center for Reproductive Rights

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