Women seeking court orders for abortions in post-Roe America

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : The Texas justices reasoned the court must respect the law as it was enacted by the Legislature.
49% : Already a woman in Texas who asked a court for permission to have an abortion went to another state for the procedure, as a class-action lawsuit mounts in Kentucky.
44% : "It's unclear if Jane Doe still needs the abortion or if she received the procedure out of state as her attorneys have refused to say.
44% : "Part of what is happening here is not just the way the law is written but the type of penalties that are attached," Ms. Ziegler said.
39% : Ms. Cox, whose attorneys said had deteriorating health, ended up traveling out of state to seek an abortion -- something other women are doing in the wake of Roe being overturned.
39% : Republican elected officials have imposed dangerous abortion bans that jeopardize women's health, force them to travel out of state for care, and threaten to criminalize doctors.

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