Idaho's near-total abortion ban conflicts with a federal law that mandates stabilizing care for patients in serious health jeopardy, which can include necessary abortions to protect health.
The ban criminalizes what federal law requires, leading to a conflict between state and federal laws, as seen in a federal district court's decision in Idaho.
The Supreme Court will have to address the clash between Idaho's restrictive abortion ban and the federal law's requirements for stabilizing care in health emergencies.
The constitutional supremacy clause dictates that federal law prevails over conflicting state laws, showcasing the legal complexity and importance of this case before the Supreme Court.
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