South Carolina Supreme Court Upholds Abortion Restriction Law
The South Carolina Supreme Court upheld a law restricting abortion at around six weeks of pregnancy, despite Planned Parenthood's challenge. The law includes exceptions for rape or incest, medical emergencies, or fatal fetal anomalies. Doctors who do not comply could face felony charges. Governor McMaster supports the law, while Planned Parenthood continues to challenge it.
Key Points
- Law restricts abortion at around six weeks of pregnancy
- Exceptions for rape or incest, medical emergencies, or fatal fetal anomalies
- Doctors who do not comply could face felony charges
Pros
- Protects unborn babies
- Supports the sanctity of life
Cons
- May restrict women's reproductive rights
- Could lead to dangerous situations for women seeking abortions