FL Court Rules Minors Need Parental Consent for Abortion

“Florida’s judicial waiver process for a minor’s abortion directly infringes on the constitutional rights of parents to make decisions in the best interests of their children


DAYTONA BEACH, FL – Last week, the Florida Fifth District Court of Appeal ruled a state law allowing minors to obtain a judicial bypass and get an abortion without parental consent is “unconstitutional.” The ruling upheld a lower court’s decision that rejected a 17-year-old girl’s request to have an abortion without her father’s consent. When the minor appealed, Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier intervened and argued the law conflicted with the constitutional rights of parents.


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