Court rules Georgia's strict anti-abortion law with 'personhood' clause is now in effect

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : But any argument that an application of the law violates constitutional rights - such as a physician's right to pursue their work caring for pregnant patients free from unreasonable government interference - should be made in an "as-applied manner."
41% : Wednesday's ruling comes nearly a month after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade and left it to states to decide whether to limit access to abortion.
38% : "Across the state, providers are now being forced to turn away patients who thought they would be able to access abortion, immediately changing the course of their lives and futures.
34% : The Supreme Court's ruling "makes clear that no right to abortion exists under the Constitution, so Georgia may prohibit them," wrote Chief Judge William Pryor.

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