INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (ADAMS) – The legal fight over Indiana’s abortion laws is nowhere near over, even after the latest ruling from a federal judge.
Last week, a judge in Indianapolis ruled against the state’s ban on telehealth abortions, as well as a few other provisions.
But the judge let the state’s requirement for ultrasounds before an abortion, Indiana’s parental notification law, the state’s requirement that doctors have admitting privileges and several others parts of Indiana’s abortion regulation stand.
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita said the ruling is a ‘mixed bag,’ and vowed to continue his fight for unborn children.
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