Former Justice Kaye Hearn, whose mandatory retirement left South Carolina without a woman on its Supreme Court bench, called it “a very sad day for our state.”
in the Southern United States in the year after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.
Planned Parenthood South Atlantic CEO Jenny Black said in a statement the group will continue to provide abortions in South Carolina “under the severe restrictions of the law, but we know it’s not enough.” Gatling said she expected the state would see a decrease in the number of pregnant patients traveling to South Carolina for abortions in the wake of Wednesday’s decision.Proponents for access to abortion care have condemned the top court’s about-face.
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