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Culture & Conversation Abortion
This law was last updated on Feb 10, 2015
This law is Pro–Choice
HB 2456
Failed to Pass
Jan 15, 2015
Primary Sponsors: 3
Total Sponsors: 3
HB 2456 would amend Arizona’s parental consent statute. Under the new provision, parental consent or judicial authorization would not be required if the attending physician receives informed written consent of the minor and determines that the minor is mentally and physically competent to give consent.
The physician would be required to inform the minor of the following: (1) that the minor is pregnant; (2) the number of weeks of duration of the pregnancy; and (3) the risks associated with the minor’s pregnancy and the abortion technique that may be performed.
Primary Sponsor