Fulton Judge Strikes Down Ga. Abortion Ban, Allows Till Week 20 of Pregnancy
A spokesperson for the Georgia attorney general said he would immediately appeal to the state supreme court, which earlier reversed a separate ruling by McBurney that had struck down the law on different grounds and could put Monday's ruling on hold.
Judge Strikes Down Georgia’s Abortion Ban, Temporarily Expanding Across The State
A Fulton County Superior Court judge has struck down Georgia’s controversial six-week abortion ban, known as the LIFE Act. The decision, handed down by Judge Robert McBurney, restores the legal right to abortion in the state for up to 22 weeks of pregnancy,
Fulton County Superior Court Judge Robert McBurney appeared open to upholding recent changes to Georgia’s State Election ...
The lawsuit challenged a new rule requiring county election board members to take on “a reasonable inquiry” before certifying ...
Georgia Democrats urged a Fulton County judge Tuesday to throw out changes made by the Republican-controlled State Election ...
Fulton County Superior Judge Robert McBurney issued an order Monday striking down the state’s six-week abortion ban and ...
Saying courts “must trust the people to decide what information is important to them,” a Leon County circuit judge Monday ...
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