Daily News | What an anti-abortion ‘heartbeat bill’ backed by GOP candidates for Pa. governor would actually do
appears increasingly likely to be overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court,
Here’s what such legislation would do, and why it’s seen as one of the greatest threats to abortion access in Pennsylvania.Current Pennsylvania law allows for abortions to be performed at any point up to 24 weeks from the pregnant person’s last menstrual period. The procedure can be done later in a pregnancy in some cases of medical emergencies.would not immediately change abortion laws in the state.
The leading candidates generally agree that the legislation should carry criminal penalties for physicians who break the law, though none favor prosecuting patients for undergoing illegal abortions.
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