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Attorney General Jeff Landry said that the state judge’s Monday order blocking enforcement “has limited reach” and that abortion remains a crime in Louisiana after Friday’s Supreme Court decision ending abortion rights.
The state argues that Friday’s Supreme Court ruling reversing the right to abortion means the law can be enforced.
Days after the landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling that overturned Roe v. Wade, protesters from both sides of the abortion issue lined up outside the Mississippi State Capitol.
"Today marks a new era in American history," Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch said in a statement.
One day after Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade
The Louisiana Coalition of Reproductive Freedom organized protests against the ruling of the overturning of Roe v. Wade across the state
Gov. Reeves called Monday's Supreme Court oral arguments on the state's restrictive abortion law a watershed moment.
It's a crowded scene outside the Supreme Court, where hundreds of abortion debate partisans are trading chants while justices hear highly anticipated arguments inside.
The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in a Mississippi case that could topple abortion rights nationwide.
Upholding the Mississippi law would undermine Roe. A decision is expected next June.
The high court is expected to issue a ruling in June
A plane is flying over Jackson towing an anti-abortion banner as part of Created Equal's national tour to end abortion.
An Oklahoma women's clinic is filling up with patients from Texas looking for an abortion. This, after Texas’ new abortion law went into effect.
The battle over abortion continues ahead of the Dec. 1 Supreme Court hearing over the current Mississippi law.
More than 250 new Louisiana laws take effect Sunday. Louisiana is ending jail time for possession of small amounts of recreational marijuana, adding new requirements for doctors administering the abortion pill and restricting when police officers can use chokeholds.
Attorney General Lynn Fitch said she is excited to take on a 1973 ruling that legalizes abortion nationwide.
Mississippi is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn its landmark 1973 ruling that legalized abortion nationwide.
The Mississippi attorney general’s office is expected to file briefs with the U.S. Supreme Court to outline the state’s arguments in a case that could affect abortion rights nationwide.
Bill supporters said they were trying to give women seeking an abortion the possibility of reversing course and having the baby.
