 First requirement: (24 hour waiting period) women who wanted an abortion had to be given certain information at least one full day before the abortion.

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 First requirement: (24 hour waiting period) women who wanted an abortion had to be given certain information at least one full day before the abortion took place.

 Next, for those under eighteen, parental consent must be given. The only way around this rule was if consent could not be obtained, the court would then give a judicial bypass.

 If a woman was married and seeking an abortion she must first notify her husband.

 Declared Pennsylvania Abortion Control Act of 1982 unconstitutional.  Due to violation of privacy rights and due process.

 Case originated in the United States District Court of Eastern Pennsylvania.  Appealed/sent to Pennsylvania Court of Appeals then to Supreme Court

 Decision was flipped saying all provisions were constitutional except one; declared unconstitutional was that the spouse must be notified of the mother’s wishes

 Ruled majority of the provisions were constitutional and upheld them. The only regulation that was “struck down” was that the mother had to have the consent of the husband or father.  Declared the right to get an abortion dealt more with a women’s “liberty” rather than her “privacy” rights.

 Undue Burden: substantial obstacle in the path of a woman seeking an abortion before the fetus obtains viability-declared illegal.  Once fetus reaches viability abortion becomes illegal.

Information  "Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania v. Casey (1992)." LII / Legal Information Institute. Law.cornell.edu. (Accessed November 26, 2014.).  Seward, Sheraden. "The Embryo Project Encyclopedia." Planned Parenthood v. Casey (1992). January 13, Embryo.asu.edu. (Accessed November 26, 2014.)  "PLANNED PARENTHOOD v. CASEY." The Oyez Project at IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law. Oyez.org. (accessed November 26, 2014).

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