Court Allows Partial Enforcement of Idaho's Abortion Trafficking Law
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A federal appeals court has ruled that Idaho can partially enforce its 'abortion trafficking law,' which restricts adults from transporting minors out of state for abortions without parental consent. The law, effective since May 2023, was initially blocked but now allows enforcement against 'harboring' and 'transporting,' while 'recruiting' remains blocked due to free speech concerns. The ruling highlights ongoing legal battles over abortion rights and state jurisdiction, with Idaho's law being the first of its kind in the U.S.
- Court rules Idaho can partially enforce its 'abortion trafficking law' Boise State Public Radio
- Appeals court allows Idaho to enforce its ‘abortion trafficking’ law Idaho Capital Sun
- Idaho's 'abortion trafficking' law mostly can be enforced as lawsuit proceeds, court rules KSL.com
- Ninth Circuit rejects challenge to Idaho’s abortion trafficking ban — with some caveats Courthouse News Service
- Idaho Gets to Enforce 2 Out of 3 Parts of Dystopian ‘Abortion Trafficking‘ Law Jezebel
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