Court issues ruling on state's 1931 ban on abortion

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : The decision limited the Michigan Court of Claims judge's earlier ruling that halted enforcement of the law.
46% : The organizations asked the Michigan Court of Appeals to take control of the case Planned Parenthood of Michigan v. Attorney General of the State of Michigan and order the lower court to dismiss it after that "court glaringly exceeded its jurisdiction."
40% : At the lower Court of Claims, a judge who previously as a lawyer argued on behalf of Planned Parenthood, and contributes to the abortion corporation, issued a sweeping order that created in the Michigan Constitution a "right to abortion."
39% :The 1931 law protects the lives of the unborn, but both abortion industry giant Planned Parenthood and abortion-supporting Attorney General Dana Nessel argued that the law should be thrown out.

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