When the U.S. Supreme Court returned abortion regulating power to states, Arizona had two seemingly conflicting abortion laws on the books. One, passed just a few months before Roe v. Wade was overturned in 2022, outlaws abortion after 15 weeks. The other, which dates back to 1864, is a near-total ban.
This week, the state Supreme Court will reconsider that ruling to decide which law, or combination of laws, will be enforced. The justices, all appointed by Republican governors, are known to be conservative.
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