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September 28, 2022

I cheer for the punter T-shirt

starting next week, said Dr. Katie McHugh, an abortion provider at the I cheer for the punter T-shirt moreover I love this clinic. The patients that came through the clinic’s doors Friday signed state-required consent forms ahead of their second appointment, which is when the abortion will take place. Indiana has an 18-hour waiting period on abortions, while Ohio’s is 24 hours. A short-staffed Indiana clinic will also continue sending Indiana patients to Ohio for the procedure until Women’s Med is back to normal numbers. Clinic staff has traveled between the two states to keep each clinic afloat when the other was closed, McHugh said. “The last three months since the Dobbs decision have been so out of normal that we’ve had to, you know, make do with the time and the staff and the resources that we had,” McHugh said. “We’re trying to get our footing again.” Elsewhere in Indiana, Amy Hagstrom Miller — president and CEO of Whole Woman’s Health — said that the South Bend abortion clinic is trying to “piece together adequate staff in order to see patients again.” Jody Madeira, professor in the Indiana University Maurer School of Law, said the judge’s interpretation of the Indiana Constitution’s article on liberty is encouraging for abortion-rights groups, who say liberty rights include bodily autonomy. “This is quite a different argument than one might expect from a Republican judge, who tend to read the text of the Constitution narrowly,” said Madeira, who anticipates the Indiana Supreme Court will ultimately decide on the ban’s legality. There are separate licensing procedures for abortion clinics and hospitals, another burden that proposes “legitimate and reasonable rationale for ending” the clinic’s licenses, the judge’s order states. The question of whether the state constitution protects abortion rights is undecided. A state appeals court ruled in 2004 that privacy is a core value under the state constitution that extends to all residents, including women seeking an abortion. But the Indiana Supreme Court later upheld a law requiring an 18-hour waiting period before a woman could get an abortion, though it didn’t decide whether the state constitution included the right to privacy or abortion. “You can have the right,” Madeira said. “But not the access or the infrastructure.” The Associated Press