Its narrow health exception excludes mental health.
Like Nebraska's, the federal ban lacks a health exception.
Rick Santorum, the one-time Presidential candidate, called the health exception overly broad, and thus "phony".
We find these eight arguments insufficient to demonstrate that Nebraska's law needs no health exception.
Accordingly, our precedent requires that the statute include a health exception.
This lack of a health exception necessarily renders the statute unconstitutional.
Despite Britain, Colombia, and some Mexican states sharing a health exception within their abortion laws, access to abortion under the health exception varies widely.
The health exception is a valuable tool for expanding access to legal abortion.
The Ohio law, enacted a month before the Supreme Court decision, does provide a narrow health exception.
A narrow Supreme Court majority struck down a state ban in 2000 for omitting a health exception.
Nebraska responds that the law does not require a health exception unless there is a need for such an exception.
