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February 24, 2012

Proposed Alabama bill would require invasive ultrasound rejected in Virginia

Kyle Whitmire

Kyle Whitmire

Editor of new media, Weld for Birmingham

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A bill to require an invasive ultrasound before getting an abortion drew such heat for the Commonwealth of Virginia that lawmakers there dropped the requirement,…

A bill to require an invasive ultrasound before getting an abortion drew such heat for the Commonwealth of Virginia that lawmakers there dropped the requirement, but that hasn’t deterred Alabama lawmakers who passed a similar bill out of committee and could debate it on the Senate floor next week, the Birmingham News reports. ”It’s an invasive procedure,” Sen. Linda Coleman, D-Birmingham, said. “To me, it is another form of rape, without a woman’s consent.”

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