The following Article analyzes the United States Supreme Court's examination of abortion
rights in Webster v. Reproductive Health Services. The Article then proposes model statutes …

WEBSTER V. REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SERVICES twenty new provisions regulating
abortion. 2 One month before the new law became effective, a class action was filed in …

January 22, 1973, is commemorated by millions who march, pray, fast, or debate in
testimony against a Supreme Court deci-sion. On this date the Supreme Court of the United …

The Supreme Court's July 1989 decision of Webster v. Reproductive Health Services1 has
substantially changed the constitutional and political landscape for the issue of abortion in …

The immediate impact of Webster v. Reproductive Health Services on the majority of
abortions performed in the United States will be marginal. Even if most states enact …

Webster v. Reproductive Health Services, 1 the most anticipated case of the 1989 Supreme
Court term, directly presented the Court with the opportunity to restrict or reverse Roe v …

On July 3, 1989, the Supreme Court ended months of intense speculation by handing down
Webster v. Reproductive Health Services. 1 In this decision, the Court curtailed the right to …

One thing is certain about the Supreme Court's decision in Webster v. Reproductive Health
Services: It will stimulate state legislatures to enact more legislation regulating abortion …

On July 3, 1989, the Supreme Court finally handed down its much-anticipated decision in
Webster v. Reproductive Health Services. Observers interested in the issue of abortion rights …

The recent US Supreme Court decision in Webster v. Reproductive Health Services, 1 as
well as recent advances in our understanding of human reproduction, has prompted new …