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Federal court follows the law.
100% shock.
Three exceptions are written into the law:
First, if a pregnancy occurs due to rape or incest it can be terminated as long as a police report is filed documenting the crime.
Second, if it is determined that the pregnancy presents a serious risk to the life of the mother.
Third, if there is a medical condition which naturally renders the fetus unviable.
Those were already standard practice before (((Roe))).
Those cases were allowed before (((Roe))).
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>Federal court follows the law.
100% shock.
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>Three exceptions are written into the law:
>>First, if a pregnancy occurs due to rape or incest it can be terminated as long as a police report is filed documenting the crime.
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>>Second, if it is determined that the pregnancy presents a serious risk to the life of the mother.
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>>Third, if there is a medical condition which naturally renders the fetus unviable.
~~Those were already standard practice before (((Roe))).~~
Those cases were allowed before (((Roe))).
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