Federal judge partially blocks law banning adults from helping minors get out-of-state abortions

A federal judge has prevented a part of the Tennessee law, which enabled adults to help non -disregarding abortion without parental consent.

With the support of GOP controlled legislature, in 2024, Republican Gov. The law, which comes into force by Bill Lee “, punishes some behaviors for adults without parents-even if it helps to be legal in another state.

Former President George W. Bush’s appointed US Circuit Judge Julia Gibbons accuses minors to give information about the “recruitment judgment” that the law will receive abortion outside the state or help non -disregard travel plans. In a summary decision on Friday, Gibbons acknowledged that the provision had violated the first change, because “the speech promotes legal abortion and allows the speech to encourage legal abortion.”

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Gibbons, who lived in the sixth circuit appeal court, said, “This is the unacceptable perspective that the first change rarely tolerate and do not tolerate it here.”

Gibbons permanently preclusively preclusively prevented the implementation of a child’s provision that encourages non -state abortion.

The judge said, “The recruitment provision aims to speak because of the message that abortion is safe, widespread and normal and the message available in certain states.”

Gibbons said that after four judges from the Tennessee Middle Region rejected them, it was brought to hear the sub -court case. If the Tennessee appeals the decision, the case will proceed to the US appeal court for the sixth period.

Tennessee Chief Prosecutor objected to a decision that temporarily prevented the recruitment of the US regional judge, Alek Trauger. This appeal continues in the sixth circuit court.

The case was introduced by Aftyn Behn, a licensed social worker, Aftyn Behn and Nashville lawyer and Rachel Welty, a pro -abortion advocate.

“Plaintiffs want to talk about legal abortions and help non -state abortion of legal, non -governmental abortion,” because they want to help the intended speeches are protected under the first change. “

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In response to the decision, Welty and Behn’s chief lawyer Daniel A. Horwitz said that Gibbons “thoughtful and good logical view, all Tennesseans, Crusaders’ right to share the right to share the right information about abortion without fear of trying to do this” said.

“The government also confirms that the government does not have the authority to implement the extreme laws that accuse pure speech based on the government’s perspective from the speaker’s perspective.” “This is a great victory for Ms. Welty, representative Behn and all the tennesseans, who believes that the government does not have the right to prosecute the right information for sharing the right information.”

However, in the final decision, Gibbons rejected the claims that the plaintiffs were too uncertain to be constitutional within the scope of the required process of process. The judge took part in this matter with the state, saying that the behavior of the law was specific enough about which behavior is prohibited. Gibbons did not block the part of the laws carrying minors physically between the state lines to get an abortion or to get an abortion.

“The court makes a summary decision on the allegations of free speech for the plaintiffs and the implementation of the recruitment fork of the regulation.” “However, the statute invalidates the uncertainty. The court is therefore a summary of the plaintiff’s claim for the uncertainty of the plaintiff for the defendants.”

The law does not apply to the child’s parent or legal guardian, licensed media providers acting in emergencies or law enforcement officers acting in official duties.

Violations constitute a class A Kabahat, which can be sentenced to a fine of up to 11 months and a fine of 29 days of imprisonment or a fine of up to $ 2,500. The statute predicts that those who violate can be “responsible for a legal case for the wrong death of an unborn child”.

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After the US Supreme Court overturned Roe / Wade, Tennessee applied a “triggering law” and in most cases banned abortions effectively and limited exceptions.