The Estate of David Moore v. Joy Moore

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• holding that a state may not forbid saline amniocentesis, at the time the principal means of induction
• holding that a state may not forbid saline amniocentesis, at the time the principal means of induction
• concluding that statutory threat of criminal liability created \a sufficiently direct threat of personal detriment\ such that plaintiff-doctors who had yet to be charged had standing to challenge statutory provisions
• holding that if the provisions are “inextricably bound together” then they must “stand or fall as a unit”
• holding that the United States Constitution does not permit a state to require a married woman to obtain her husband’s consent before undergoing an abortion
• concluding that statutory threat of criminal liability created “a sufficiently direct threat of personal detriment” such that plaintiff-doctors who had yet to be charged had standing to challenge statutory provisions

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