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Idaho’s Attorney General is appealing an injunction from a federal judge saying his office can’t go after doctors who refer patients to out of state abortion care.
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As Idaho’s so-called “abortion trafficking” law goes into effect, others are making their way through the courts.
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A federal judge in Boise is considering whether Idaho Attorney General Raúl Labrador could enforce a recent opinion that doctors could be criminally charged for referring patients to out-of-state abortion providers.
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Planned Parenthood Great Northwest has filed a federal lawsuit against Idaho Attorney General Raúl Labrador’s office following a legal opinion issued last week that stated medical professionals in Idaho could be subject to criminal penalties for referring patients to abortion care across state lines.
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A ruling by the Idaho Supreme Court Friday means the state’s abortion laws will go into effect while Planned Parenthood fights against them.
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The Idaho Supreme Court Friday said it would not block the implementation of a near-total abortion ban set to take effect Aug. 25 and lifted its stay on a Texas-style abortion ban it ordered earlier this spring.
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Reporter James Dawson joins Idaho Matters to break down court challenges to Idaho's abortion laws.
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Almost all abortions will be outlawed in Idaho beginning August 25, after the U.S. Supreme Court issued its final judgment in the case that overturned Roe v. Wade on Tuesday.
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Planned Parenthood has filed a third lawsuit against the State of Idaho to halt another abortion ban from taking place.
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Idaho lawmakers and officials are asking the state supreme court to lift its stay on the implementation of a Texas-style abortion ban shortly before justices take up a case to overturn the law.