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Texas AG tightens licensing/informed consent requirements for abortion clinics

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LifeSiteNews: "The Attorney General of Texas released an opinion tightening the licensing requirements for clinics that dispense abortion drugs, as well as the state?s informed consent laws for women seeking an abortion." Opinion No. GA-0803 Re: Whether a facility must have a license to perform medical abortions, and whether drugs to induce an abortion must be ingested in the presence of the prescribing physician Opinion No. GA-0802 Re: Whether an abortion facility may use either a prerecorded telephone message or a one-way conference call to furnish the information required to be provided by section 171.012 of the Health and Safety Code

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on September 30, 2010 (boomark / email).

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