Summary
The Wyoming Supreme Court stopped two abortion bans from taking effect. The court decided that these bans went against the state constitution, which protects a person's right to make their own health care choices.
Key Facts
- The Wyoming Supreme Court issued a 4-1 decision.
- The court blocked two abortion bans in the state.
- The decision cited the state constitution amendment from 2012.
- The amendment protects individual rights to health care decisions, including abortion.
- Wyoming is a predominantly Republican state.
- The state has not voted for a Democratic president in over 60 years.
