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Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice: ‘We Do Not Have a Constitution That Will End Gerrymandering’
O’Connor said she’ll be involved in anti-gerrymandering efforts once her term ends in a few months
Susan Tebben, The Ohio Capital Journal
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Ohio Judge Grants Two-Week Restraining Order Against State’s ‘Heartbeat Bill,’ Abortions Temporarily Legal Up to 22 Weeks Again
“Ohio law recognizes a fundamental right to privacy, procreation, bodily integrity and freedom of choice in health care decision making”
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One Year Later, Ohio Seen as a Unique Example of the Flaws of Redistricting Process
“Running out the clock is an effective strategy in sports and in politics”
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Experts Say Student Debt Forgiveness Measures Positive, But Ohio’s Higher Education System Needs Work
Colleges could re-allocate resources to make school more affordable
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Study: 90% of Ohio Parents Trust Teachers to Choose Class Content
The study also found parents want a “whole-student” approach to educational care.
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DeWine Funds More Anti-Abortion Resources, Some for Adolescent Pregnancy
Some resources were allocated to groups touting “pregnancy prevention” services while also being religiously affiliated
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Fear and Uncertainty Grip Ohio Patients as Abortion Referral Services Struggle to Keep Up
“We went from navigating a couple people out of state a month, and now it’s lots of people every day”
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Religious Leaders: Ohio Abortion Law Violates Constitutional Freedoms
In Judaism, for example, religious law requires abortion “where the pregnancy endangers the life or health of the pregnant person”
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‘Unequivocal Nightmare:’ Ohio OB/GYNs Fear Uncertainty, Health Care Delays Post-Roe
Abortion bans could have impacts on pregnancy-related procedures that have nothing to do with abortion
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Ohio Abortion Bans Are On the Way Following Death of Roe
The most recent abortion trigger ban, House Bill 598, would make abortion a fourth-degree felony, and promotion of abortion a misdemeanor offense.
