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Per law, the human is not a completely independent individual person until adulthood when responsible for all actions done. This time varies by culture.
Limiting abortions to the first 11-weeks gestation and development of a heartbeat at 12-weeks will be the last gestation law needed; -legally. {Arkansas Act 301}
SCOTUS alleged human lives could first be protected by laws at "viable outside the womb" in 1973 and permitted many thousands of fetal humans to be killed after 12-weeks gestation when viable humans are not yet able to live outside the female, as continues today.
Arkansas women, and the men they allowed to vote (comic relief), elected to forbid artificial abortion of gestation at 12-weeks if a heartbeat is detected after about one-third of gestation is complete and human tiny individuals are normally connected to a functional placenta. Arkansas Act 301 has exceptions for rape, incest, and the physical health of the female and return this inalienable human right to a private choice made by a female and her God and others she asks to help.
Governor Mike Bebee vetoed this statute to prevent litigation after reading the Casey opinion. Reading Casey, -Governor Mike Bebee assumed the Roe v Wade judicial ruling from 1973 was controlling for all situations when a viable human is not yet able to live outside the female. No 12-week old human fetus is able to be born and survive.
Arkansas Congress overrode this honest mistake by Governor Mike Bebee with a voter supported challenge to the Supreme Court because Arkansas and yes, -the whole United States, trails the earth in State protection of fetal human dignity.
District Court Judge Honorable Susan Webber Wright then ruled banning artificial abortion of gestation was impermissible up to when a fetus is viable if removed from the host female. This began the honorable process of seeking an update of Roe v Wade.
No Honorable District Court(Arkansas Eastern District) or Appellate Court(Eighth Circuit) can repudiate Roe as affirmed in Casey. These courts followed Roe as affirmed in Casey, as was proper, but suggested the Supreme Court update the 20-40 year-old ruling.
The U.S. House of Representatives repudiated Roe already by passing the 20-week ban of professional, artificial abortions of gestation in 2014 as HR1797. Many say it will require a Constitutional Amendment for the United States to recognize the humanity of a fetus but these skeptics are wrong.
No challenger from the past did not properly seek an update to the controversial but honorable Roe ruling. This is being done now.
See petition filed at human-dignity-US.org This is an HTML presentation of the following. Curtis J. Neeley, Jr., v. Louis Jerry Edwards, et. al., (15-7059)
Beck, et al. v. Louis Jerry Edwards, et. al.,(15-448)
Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge has pursued the gestation regulation issue.
static.ark.org/eeuploads/ag/Beck_v._Edwards_Certiorari_Petition.pdf
The pro-abortion anytime interests waived the right to respond but a response was requested by the Supreme Court and is due December 10, 2015.
The inalienable human right to abort gestation for 11-weeks is as honorable and must be as firmly protected as the human right to refuse to believe in God.
Any assertion of a regulation by humanity(laws) must not forbid anything wholly permitted by the Creator.
Limiting abortions to the first 11-weeks gestation and development of a heartbeat at 12-weeks will be the last gestation law needed; -legally. {Arkansas Act 301}
SCOTUS alleged human lives could first be protected by laws at "viable outside the womb" in 1973 and permitted many thousands of fetal humans to be killed after 12-weeks gestation when viable humans are not yet able to live outside the female, as continues today.
Arkansas women, and the men they allowed to vote (comic relief), elected to forbid artificial abortion of gestation at 12-weeks if a heartbeat is detected after about one-third of gestation is complete and human tiny individuals are normally connected to a functional placenta. Arkansas Act 301 has exceptions for rape, incest, and the physical health of the female and return this inalienable human right to a private choice made by a female and her God and others she asks to help.
Governor Mike Bebee vetoed this statute to prevent litigation after reading the Casey opinion. Reading Casey, -Governor Mike Bebee assumed the Roe v Wade judicial ruling from 1973 was controlling for all situations when a viable human is not yet able to live outside the female. No 12-week old human fetus is able to be born and survive.
Arkansas Congress overrode this honest mistake by Governor Mike Bebee with a voter supported challenge to the Supreme Court because Arkansas and yes, -the whole United States, trails the earth in State protection of fetal human dignity.
District Court Judge Honorable Susan Webber Wright then ruled banning artificial abortion of gestation was impermissible up to when a fetus is viable if removed from the host female. This began the honorable process of seeking an update of Roe v Wade.
No Honorable District Court(Arkansas Eastern District) or Appellate Court(Eighth Circuit) can repudiate Roe as affirmed in Casey. These courts followed Roe as affirmed in Casey, as was proper, but suggested the Supreme Court update the 20-40 year-old ruling.
The U.S. House of Representatives repudiated Roe already by passing the 20-week ban of professional, artificial abortions of gestation in 2014 as HR1797. Many say it will require a Constitutional Amendment for the United States to recognize the humanity of a fetus but these skeptics are wrong.
No challenger from the past did not properly seek an update to the controversial but honorable Roe ruling. This is being done now.
See petition filed at human-dignity-US.org This is an HTML presentation of the following. Curtis J. Neeley, Jr., v. Louis Jerry Edwards, et. al., (15-7059)
Beck, et al. v. Louis Jerry Edwards, et. al.,(15-448)
Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge has pursued the gestation regulation issue.
static.ark.org/eeuploads/ag/Beck_v._Edwards_Certiorari_Petition.pdf
The pro-abortion anytime interests waived the right to respond but a response was requested by the Supreme Court and is due December 10, 2015.
The inalienable human right to abort gestation for 11-weeks is as honorable and must be as firmly protected as the human right to refuse to believe in God.
Any assertion of a regulation by humanity(laws) must not forbid anything wholly permitted by the Creator.