Arizona Supreme Court to Rule on Contentious Abortion Amendment
The court's decision on ballot language could impact the state's political landscape ahead of November elections.
- Proposition 139 aims to establish a constitutional right to abortion up to fetal viability.
- The Arizona Supreme Court must decide on the wording used in voter pamphlets, including the term 'unborn human being.'
- The amendment has received significant support, with over 577,000 verified signatures.
- Critics argue the measure's language is vague and could allow abortions beyond viability under certain conditions.
- Arizona joins several states with abortion-related measures on the ballot this year.