A judge in Michigan has ruled that a 1931 law barring nearly all abortions in the state is unconstitutional because it denies people their “right to bodily integrity and autonomy.”
). In her ruling, Gleicher noted that the statute is “facially unconstitutional because its enforcement would deprive pregnant women of their right to bodily integrity and autonomy, and the equal protection of the law.”
“Our Constitution does not permit the Legislature to impose unjustifiable burdens on different classes of pregnant women,” . “We are grateful to every Michigander who has joined in this fight and to every provider who has continued to serve patients during this period of chaos and uncertainty.”“Today, the courts have ruled once again that Michigan women have the right to make medical decisions with their health care provider and those they trust,”
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