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A federal judge in New York has granted a temporary restraining order that could prevent prosecutors across the country from enforcing a new ban on a late-term abortion procedure. The judge said the National Abortion Federation would likely succeed in showing the legislation violated the U.S. Constitution because it lacked an exception allowing the procedure to protect a woman's health. The ruling is similar to one issued by a judge in Nebraska but applies to many more doctors.
November 07, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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