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US Supreme Court Won't Consider Reviving Montana Abortion Parental Consent Law
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The U.S. Supreme Court declined on Thursday to hear a bid by Montana to revive a law that requires parental consent for minors to obtain an abortion, a measure challenged by reproductive health and abortion provider Planned Parenthood as a violation of the Republican-led state's constitution.
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Two groups that serve much of the patients in Maine’s sexual and reproductive health care network could be affected.
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