Sarah Fenton
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48 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 5 Jul
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For NPR News, I'm Sarah Fenton in St.
Louis.
State voters in 2024 approved an amendment that put the right to an abortion in the Missouri Constitution.
The state's Planned Parenthood affiliates soon sued to strike down dozens of restrictions governing the procedure that they say violated the new law.
In the meantime, providers resumed some abortions but said the rules made prescribing medication abortions impossible.
The new ruling found rules such as a 72-hour waiting period,
and a rule that requires tissue to be sent to a lab after an abortion, are now unlawful under the new amendment.
The state's attorney general says she'll fight to appeal the decision to the state's Supreme Court.
For NPR News, I'm Sarah Fenton in St.
Louis.
State voters in 2024 approved an amendment that put the right to an abortion in the Missouri Constitution.
The state's Planned Parenthood affiliates soon sued to strike down dozens of restrictions governing the procedure that they say violated the new law.
In the meantime, providers resumed some abortions but said the rules made prescribing medication abortions impossible.
The new ruling found rules such as a 72-hour waiting period
and a rule that requires tissue to be sent to a lab after an abortion, are now unlawful under the new amendment.
The state's attorney general says she'll fight to appeal the decision to the state's Supreme Court.
For NPR News, I'm Sarah Fenton in St.
Louis.
Wait, this is true?
In 2024, Missouri voters approved an amendment enshrining abortion rights in the state's constitution.
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