"Texas Woman Fights State's Abortion Ban in Court"

A pregnant woman in Texas, whose fetus has been diagnosed with a fatal condition, is suing the state for an emergency court order to allow her doctor to perform an abortion. This lawsuit is one of the first attempts since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, and it challenges the state's strict bans on abortion. Texas has overlapping bans that outlaw abortions from the point of fertilization and allow private citizens to sue those who assist women in obtaining abortions. The woman argues that the exceptions in the law are unclear, putting women with pregnancy complications at risk. The outcome of this case could force the state to define what is allowed under the law more clearly.
- Texas Woman Sues State for an Abortion The New York Times
- Texas woman sues to have an abortion The Texas Tribune
- Texas woman asks judge to allow abortion after lethal fetal diagnosis The Hill
- Pregnant Texas woman asks a court to let her have an abortion under exceptions to state's ban The Associated Press
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