Hours before the ruling, a group representing the woman, whose fetus received a fatal diagnosis, said she was leaving Texas for an abortion.

The court ruled that the lower court made a mistake in ruling that the woman, Kate Cox, who is more than 20 weeks pregnant, was entitled to a medical exception.

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Ms. Cox asked the lower court for approval after she learned that her fetus had a fatal condition, and after several trips to the emergency room.

In short, the life or health exemptions to abortion bans in Republican-controlled states are meaningless.

  • @mkwt
    34•1 year ago

    Breaking news is that she has decided to secure her own health in another state.

      • @Lifecoach5000English
        5•1 year ago

        Well hadn’t they already blocked the lower courts ruling?

        • @[email protected]OP
          8•1 year ago

          Yes, but courts will do that kind d of thing on a temporary basis to prevent something irreversible from happening before they rule. Temporary blocks like that don’t guarantee a particular final decision.

    • nakal
      16•1 year ago

      The system is broken when you have to discuss your health with judges instead of a doctor.