“Defendants deny all allegations in the complaint that killing a living unborn child constitutes ‘medical care’ or ‘health care',” Attorney General Chris Carr and his team said.
August 20, 2019 at 11:08 AM
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The battle over Georgia’s new abortion ban picked up late Monday, with Attorney General Chris Carr filing the state’s answer to a lawsuit seeking to stop enforcement before the Jan. 1 effective date.
“Defendants admit that this action is a constitutional challenge to House Bill 481 (“H.B. 481”), the text of which speaks for itself,” Carr’s answer began. “Defendants deny all allegations in the complaint that killing a living unborn child constitutes ‘medical care’ or ‘health care.’”
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