guttmacher.org | January 2020
The Guttmacher Institute regularly updates this web-page which outlines existing TRAP laws and the states in which they are currently active.
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guttmacher.org | February 2018
This Guttmacher Institute web-page is a toolkit for advocates, service providers, and policymakers to access data and information regarding the content of TRAP laws and their impacts on pregnant people. As described by the Guttmacher Institute, “[this toolkit] includes information on state laws and policies, a synthesis of the relevant research, information on states in which the issue has been debated in the past three years and links to state-specific data.”
reproductiverights.org | Aug 25, 2015
In this article, the Center for Reproductive Rights describes what TRAP laws are and some of their impacts on abortion care. Of note, this article was written in 2015, before Whole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt, a major Supreme Court case regarding TRAP laws.
thedailybeast.com | By Marlow Stern | May 13, 2019
Nytimes.com | By Sabrina Tavernise | Apr 18, 2019
“Heartbeat” bills originated in 2011 in Ohio and were considered extreme at the time, but this year we have seen an upsurge in these bans. This article tracks the progression of these bills from fringe to mainstream.
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Rewire.new | May 30, 2019
This Rewire News piece outlines the origin and progression of 6 week abortion bans since 2011. Of note, this article is currently updated through May 2019, but there have been further developments in these bans since then.
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