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Originally Posted by Dowly
You should find out, it's kinda important to the discussion we are having.
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Oh don't you worry, I have a decent grasp on what Roe v Wade was. I asked because I was wondering if you did.
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Let's try this a third time: Anyone can get an abortion up until 12 weeks. You can go to a doctor and say you don't want the baby, and that is enough.
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Yes and provided they have a doctors working at a state run hospital signature approving it and in some instance permission from the State. Woman are not allowed to go to a private clinic to obtain an abortion.
What works in California or Virginia and many other States here would be impossible to do in Finland. Yet here you are preaching to us
I don't know if the people who wrote those articles have an agenda, didn't take the time to read, don't know how to read or are just plain stupid. But I think you're embarrassing yourself when you post some links like. Makes me wonder if you're some kind of card carrying member of Qanon or Blue Annon?
I suggest you check the Louisiana State Legislation Website.
https://legis.la.gov/Legis/Law.aspx?d=965011
RS 40:1061.18
§1061.18. Abortion sought due to rape or certain acts of crime against nature; reporting and certification
A. Whenever an abortion is being sought pursuant to R.S. 40:1061.6 to terminate a pregnancy resulting from an alleged act of rape, prior to the abortion all of the following requirements shall be met:
(1) The rape victim shall report the rape to a law enforcement official unless the treating physician certifies in writing that in the physician's professional opinion, the victim was too physically or psychologically incapacitated to report the rape.
(2) The victim certifies that the pregnancy is the result of rape, which certificate shall be witnessed by the treating physician.
B. Whenever an abortion is being sought pursuant to R.S. 40:1061.6 to terminate a pregnancy resulting from an alleged act of crime against nature as defined by R.S. 14:89(A)(2), prior to the abortion all of the following requirements shall be met:
(1) The victim of crime against nature as defined by R.S. 14:89(A)(2) shall report the act to a law enforcement official unless the treating physician certifies in writing that in the physician's professional opinion the victim was too physically or psychologically incapacitated to report the act.
(2) The victim certifies that the pregnancy is the result of crime against nature as defined by R.S. 14:89(A)(2), which certificate shall be witnessed by the treating physician.