Abortion Policy in the Absence of Roe

Abortion Policy in the Absence of Roe
State	Restricting the right to abortion				Protecting the right to abortion
	Unenforced pre-Roe abortion ban	Post-Roe ban intended to take effect if Roeoverturned	Unconstitutional, post-Roerestrictions that could take effect if Roe overturned	Expressed intent to limit abortion to maximum extent permitted	Throughout pregnancy	Prior to viability
Alabama	X†,‡
Arizona	X†
Arkansas	X		s	X
California						X
Connecticut						X
Delaware						X
Hawaii						X
Iowa			s
Kansas				X
Kentucky				X
Louisiana		X	q†	X
Maine						X
Maryland						X
Michigan	X†
Mississippi	X†,Ψ	X
Missouri				X
Nevada						X
New Mexico	XΩ
New York						X
North Dakota		X	q	X
Ohio				X
Oregon					X
Oklahoma	X†
Rhode Island	q
South Dakota		X
Texas	q
Utah			q†
Washington						X
West Virginia	X†
Wisconsin	X†
TOTAL	9	4	0	7	1	9

q Permanently enjoined by court order; law not in effect.
s Temporarily enjoined by court order; law not in effect.
†   Law includes an exception to protect the life of the woman.
‡   Law includes an exception to protect the health of the woman. 
Ψ  Law includes an exception in cases of rape. 
Ω  Law does not apply in cases when necessary to protect the life of the woman, when necessary to preserve the physical health or mental health of the woman, when the pregnancy is the result of rape or incest, or when the fetus may be born with defects.