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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
National
Alex Woodward

Abortion remains legal in Michigan after judge permanently strikes down 1931 anti-abortion law

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A judge in Michigan has granted a permanent injunction to block prosecutors from enforcing the state’s nearly century-old anti-abortion law.

The ruling from Michigan Court of Claims Judge Elizabeth Gleicher declares the 1931 law unconstitutional and aims to permanently block its enforcement.

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