Planned Parenthood of Central New Jersey v. Verniero

How courts have described this case

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• detailing health risks attendant to women forced to carry pregnancies to term such as liver or kidney disease, severe hypertension, cardiac conditions, diabetes, blindness or self-harm due to exacerbated schizophrenia
• “Forcing a physician to wait until a pregnancy threatens a woman’s life before resorting to a ‘partial-birth abortion’ would not only be bad medicine, but is directly contrary to the dictates of Roe and Casey.”
• “Casey provides the governing standard for reviewing plaintiffs’ facial challenge to the Act to the extent that the Act limits both pre-viability and post-viability abortions.”
• “By relegating physicians to the performance of more risk-laden abortion procedures, the Act imposes an undue burden on the woman’s constitutional right to terminate her pregnancy.”
• permanent injunction against New Jersey statute

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).