Louisiana’s anti-abortion “trigger” laws have once again been blocked by a judge, allowing abortion care to resume in the state – for now – following the US Supreme Court’s decision to strike down constitutional protections for abortion care.
While a legal challenge plays out in court, a state district judge in Baton Rouge has allowed a temporary restraining order to remain in place that blocks enforcement of so-called “trigger” laws that outlaw abortion in the state without protections affirmed by Roe v Wade.
