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Carter Sherman

Idaho asks supreme court to decide on law penalizing abortion providers

People in Idaho march against the 2022 Dobbs decision with signs that say 'Abortion is healthcare' and 'We won't go back'.
Conflicting lower-court rulings in Texas and Idaho (pictured) mean that the supreme court might once again get involved in the abortion wars. Photograph: Sarah A Miller/AP

The US supreme court is on the verge of being dragged back into the abortion wars.

Eighteen months after the court’s conservative majority overturned Roe v Wade and abolished the national right to abortion, the state of Idaho, represented by the conservative legal powerhouse the Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), has asked the nation’s highest court to allow a law that penalizes abortion providers. The state is requesting that the court halt a federal court decision finding that Idaho’s ban conflicts with government rules governing the provision of emergency care.

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