Calling the ban unconstitutional, the court rules that a woman has a fundamental right to make her own health care decisions, including decisions about abortion.

Abortion remains legal in Wyoming after the state Supreme Court strikes down laws, including first US pill ban

CHEYENNE – Abortion will remain legal in the Cowboy State following a ruling from the state's highest court released Tuesday that deemed two attempted bans unconstitutional.

The state’s supreme court ruled Jan. 6 that two near-total abortion bans are unconstitutional. “A woman has a fundamental right to make her own health care decisions, including the decision to have an abortion.

So, even if Obamacare did restrict patient choice, and even if a state constitution forbids those restrictions, the federal Affordable Care Act supersedes any state law that conflicts with it. Yet, while Wyoming’s 2012 amendment did nothing to halt Obamacare,

Wyoming’s Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that abortion will remain legal in the state, undoing the country’s first abortion pill ban put into place following the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2022 overturn of Roe v.

Abortion will remain legal in Wyoming after the state Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that two laws barring the procedure, including the country's first explicit ba

Abortion will remain legal in Wyoming following a Tuesday decision in the state’s Supreme Court that said its two abortion bans, including a block on abortion pills, were unconstitutional. The court ruled that the bans violate a 2012 amendment to the Wyoming Constitution that protects an adult’s right to make their own healthcare decisions.