Major pro-abortion win as US Supreme Court strikes down Louisiana restrictions

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The major ruling struck down a state law that would have required doctors performing abortions to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals.after it was voted down in Texas in 2016.Conservative Chief Justice John Roberts joined four liberal justices who reaffirmed their 2016 decision that the limits have no medical benefits and place an impermissible"undue burden" on a woman's ability to end a pregnancy.

President Donald Trump's administration supported Louisiana in the case and joined anti-abortion advocates in hoping the Supreme Court would permit abortion restrictions like those being pursued in other conservative states.The 5-4 vote was a victory for Shreveport-based abortion provider Hope Medical Group for Women in its challenge to the 2014 law.

Roberts dissented in the Texas case but voted with the liberals in the Louisiana case based on the court's tradition of adhering to its precedents, he said.

Very bad for defenseless babies in the womb. Murder has been legalised.

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