Thursday, November 21, 2013

Arizona Asks Supreme Court to Reinstate Its Law Denying Medicaid Funding To Medical Providers That Offer Abortion

AZcentral.com: Arizona again asks Supreme Court to look at abortion law, by Alia Beard Rau:

For the second time in as many months, an Arizona official has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to reinstate a controversial state abortion law.

Arizona Attorney General Tom Horne on Wednesday asked the nation’s highest court to rule on a law that strips Medicaid funding from doctors and clinics that perform abortions.

House Bill 2800, which the Legislature passed and Gov. Jan Brewer signed in 2012, would have halted Medicaid reimbursements for contraceptives, cancer screenings, treatment for sexually transmitted diseases and annual women’s exams at more than 80 Arizona hospitals and clinics that also perform abortions. . . .

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