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Considering its first abortion case in five years, the Supreme Court on Wednesday seemed ready to apply its pro-abortion rights precedents to rule against a New Hampshire parental notification law, which several justices criticized for failing to spell out a medical-emergency exception. Some abortion rights supporters even ventured to guess that the decision will be so uncontested internally that the Court could hand it down before Justice Sandra Day O'Connor retires.
December 01, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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