Texas Abortion Ban Lawsuit
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- Gabrielle M. EtzelWashington Examiner
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Sept 16 - The family of a Texas woman who died from a pregnancy-related condition has sued the state's Republican attorney general, Ken Paxton, and doctors who treated her, claiming an abortion could have saved her life and the state's near-total ban on the procedure is unconstitutional.
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- 16 Sep
The family of a Texas woman who died from pregnancy complications after being denied an abortion is suing Attorney General Ken Paxton for his enforcement of the Lone Star State’s restrictions on abortions.
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17 Sep Pregnant woman’s death in Texas caused by state’s abortion ban, lawsuit says
NBC News
16 Sep Ken Paxton sued over Texas law after death of mother denied an abortion: What to know
Washington Examiner16 Sep Texas abortion ban caused pregnant woman's death, lawsuit claims
The Straits Times
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