The law that prohibits abortions after doctors can learn a mother’s beat in the womb, known as the LIFE Act, has faced legal challenges nearly to the point where governors have to go to court. Brian Kemp (R-Ga. ) signed it into law in 2019. The pro-abortion lobby’s most recent legal challenge has caused a loss for the organization.
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The Georgia Supreme Court returned the most recent scenario against the LIFE Act to a lower court in a nearly unanimous decision in which one righteousness was disqualified and another did not participate. The choice reverses a lower court’s decision, which may force the pro-abortion defendants to retake the case.
” SisterSong Women of Color Reproductive Justice Collective and other abortion rights groups filed a lawsuit in 2022, arguing that the law violated a woman’s right to privacy under Georgia’s constitution”, reports Fox 5 Atlanta. ” In November 2023, Fulton County Superior Court Judge Robert McBurney ruled the law unconstitutional, stating it infringed on children’s rights to make individual health decisions, and sought to restore the earlier standard allowing abortions up to 22 days”.
” In a 6-1 decision, the magistrates instructed Judge McBurney to evaluate the plaintiffs ‘ legal status in light of a new decision, Wasserman v. Franklin County, which eliminated third-party sitting in Georgia courts”, the statement continues. The jury emphasized that a plaintiff does not continue to file for court in Georgia if all of the rights of a third party are met and they meet the requirements of the national test.
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McBurney now has to decide whether the plaintiffs are qualified by this latest law. The pro-aborts will have to start over with a new approach to challenge the rules if the judge decides that the defendants ‘ standing is irrelevant. The abortion industry has spent all of its efforts to put a ban on this coat to prevent the death of more Georgian children.
A plaintiff does not continue an activity in Georgia courts by asserting just the rights of a third party and meeting the requirements of the national test now that the national philosophy of third-party status is no longer a part of Georgia’s legislation of legal standing, wrote the Georgia Supreme Court in its decision.
” It’s yet another acknowledgment of the irony of SisterSong’s challenge”, Cole Muzio of Frontline Policy told PJ Media about the decision. Our Heartbeat Law continues to operate legally and save life.
This decision comes just weeks after unpleasant Democrats in the General Assembly introduced legislation to try to evict funding from Peach State’s pro-life medical pregnancy facilities. Pregnancy advocates will do everything in their power to as many Georgian children as possible as possible.
The pro-abortion group Amplify Georgia is the author and funding sponsor of this policy, which is nothing more than their most recent effort to make sure that people in our state who are in turmoil have access to abortion.
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