A 1990 near-total ban on abortion should be allowed to take effect on Guam following the US Supreme Court’s decision that there’s no federal right to end a pregnancy before viability, Guam’s top lawyer said.
There’s no longer any basis in law or fact to maintain an order that blocked the territory from enforcing a law that banned abortion except when necessary to treat an ectopic pregnancy or when the mother’s life or health was at risk, Attorney General Douglas Moylan (R) said Monday in a brief filed with US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
The US District ...
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