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Late-term Abortion Laws by State

Late-term Abortion Laws by State: compare 51 US states on 2 metrics.

Statutory Limit

9 values across 51 entries

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51 states
AlabamaBannedTo save mother's life/health; in case of fetal anomalies
AlaskaAllowed/No restrictions—
ArizonaFetal viabilityTo save mother's life/health
ArkansasBannedTo save mother's life
CaliforniaFetal viabilityTo save mother's life/health
ColoradoAllowed/No restrictions—
ConnecticutFetal viabilityTo save mother's life/health
DelawareFetal viabilityTo save mother's life/health or in case of fetal anomalies
District of ColumbiaAllowed/No restrictions—
Florida6 weeksTo save mother's life/health; in case of rape/incest (up to 15 weeks) or fetal anomalies (during first 2 trimesters)
Georgia6 weeksTo save mother's life/health; in case of rape/incest (up to 22 weeks) or fetal anomalies (up to 22 weeks)
HawaiiFetal viabilityTo save mother's life/health
IdahoBannedTo save mother's life; in case of rape/incest (in the first trimester only)
IllinoisFetal viabilityTo save mother's life/health
IndianaBannedTo save mother's life/health; in case of rape/incest (up to 12 weeks) or fetal anomalies (up to 22 weeks)
Iowa6 weeksTo save mother's life/health; in case of rape/incest (up to 22 weeks) or fetal anomalies (up to 22 weeks)
Kansas22 weeksTo save mother's life/physical health
KentuckyBannedTo save mother's life/physical health
LouisianaBannedTo save mother's life/physical health
MaineFetal viabilityIn case physician determines it is necessary
MarylandAllowed/No restrictions—
Massachusetts24 weeksTo save mother's life/health; in case of fetal anomalies
MichiganAllowed/No restrictions—
MinnesotaAllowed/No restrictions—
MississippiBannedTo save mother's life; in case of rape (up to 6 weeks)
MissouriFetal viabilityTo save mother's life/physical health
MontanaFetal viabilityTo save mother's life
Nebraska12 weeksTo save mother's life/physical health; in case of rape (up to 6 weeks)
Nevada24 weeksTo save mother's life/health
New Hampshire24 weeksTo save mother's life/health; in case of fetal anomalies
New JerseyAllowed/No restrictions—
New MexicoAllowed/No restrictions—
New YorkFetal viabilityTo save mother's life/health
North Carolina12 weeksTo save mother's life/health; in case of rape/incest (up to 20 weeks) or fetal anomalies (up to 24 weeks)
North DakotaBannedLife, physical health and rape/incest (up to 6 weeks LMP)
Ohio22 weeksTo save mother's life/physical health
OklahomaBannedTo save mother's life
OregonAllowed/No restrictions—
Pennsylvania24 weeksTo save mother's life/physical health
Rhode IslandFetal viabilityTo save mother's life/health
South Carolina6 weeksTo save mother's life/health; in case of rape/incest (up to 12 weeks) or fetal anomalies
South DakotaBannedTo save mother's life
TennesseeBannedTo save mother's life/physical health
TexasBannedTo save mother's life
Utah18 weeksTo save mother's life/health; in case of fetal anomalies
VermontAllowed/No restrictions—
Virginia3rd trimesterTo save mother's life/health
WashingtonFetal viabilityTo save mother's life/health
West VirginiaBannedTo save mother's life/health; in case of rape/incest (up to 8 weeks) or fetal anomalies
Wisconsin22 weeksTo save mother's life/physical health
WyomingFetal viabilityTo save mother's life/physical health

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Where does this late-term abortion laws by state data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Abortion Policy: Gestational Limits and Exceptions - Kaiser Family Foundation; State-by-State Abortion Laws in the US - Statista.

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