Florida Supreme Court will decide whether abortion amendment belongs on November ballot
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The Florida Supreme Court will hear arguments over whether a proposed abortion protection amendment can go before voters on November's ballot.
The case will be a test on whether Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis, who appointed five of the seven judges, has changed the direction of a court that in past years has interpreted a privacy clause in the state constitution to strike down some abortion restrictions. No decision is expected Wednesday.
The proposed amendment would allow abortions to remain legal until the fetus is viable. Moody has argued that abortion rights proponents and opponents have differing interpretations as to what viability means. Those differences along with the failure to define "health" and "health-care provider," are enough to deceive voters and potentially open a box of legal questions in the future, she previously told the court.