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A year after Roe v. Wade fell, Illinois Democrat and GOP lawmakers fight for legislation.
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In the six months after the fall of Roe v. Wade, it’s been up to each state to set its own abortion laws.
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There was speculation of lawmakers coming to Springfield as early as this week. Now, the timeline is uncertain.
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The court has overturned Roe v. Wade, which had been a legal precedent for nearly 50 years.
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Illinois’ legislature is the only one to have ever backed off a Parental Notice of Abortion law, according to the Guttmacher Institute, a reproductive rights and advocacy organization.
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Last week, the Thomas More Society filed a lawsuit that says the year-old Reproductive Health Act requires employers to pay for coverage of abortion…
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The conservative Thomas More Society this week filed a lawsuit that in effect charges Illinois’ Reproductive Health Act violates the right to freedom of…
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Illinois officials say the state should be doing more to level the playing field for women and girls. A council working toward that goal released its…