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IDOH temporarily blocked from publicly releasing terminated pregnancy reports

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After a Wednesday afternoon ruling from the Marion County Superior Court, the Indiana Department of Health is now blocked from releasing terminated pregnancy reports for at least 10 days.

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Fox 59 Indianapolis

IDOH temporarily blocked from publicly releasing terminated pregnancy reports

After a Wednesday afternoon ruling from the Marion County Superior Court, the Indiana Department of Health is now blocked from releasing terminated pregnancy reports for at least 10 days.

3 days ago·Indianapolis, United States

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Indiana Capital Chronicle

Marion County judge blocks release of abortion records • Indiana Capital Chronicle

A Marion County judge has ruled that abortion records kept by the state are medical records and therefore not subject to public release. (Getty Images)For the second time, a Marion County judge has ruled that Indiana’s Department of Health cannot release abortion records known as terminated pregnancy reports (TPRs) for public release. The Wednesday ruling from Marion County Superior Court Judge James A. Joven detailed a temporary restraining ord…

3 days ago

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WRTV

Indiana court temporarily blocks release of Terminated Pregnancy Reports

INDIANAPOLIS A Marion County Superior Court ruling on Wednesday has temporarily halted the Indiana Department of Health (IDOH) from publicly disclosing terminated pregnancy reports (TPRs) for at least ten days. The restraining order was issued following a lawsuit by Indiana OB-GYNs Caitlin Bernard and Caroline Rouse, aiming to prevent the release of these sensitive documents.The controversy surrounding the release of these reports escalated afte…

3 days ago

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WWBL

Marion County Judge Temporarily Blocks Release of Individual Abortion Records

A judge is temporarily blocking abortion records from being released in Indiana. Under the state’s abortion ban, records for any abortions performed would need to be released. The Indiana Department of Health did not release individual records, which led to Governor Braun signing an executive order to make it happen. Now, a Marion County judge has blocked the release for at least ten days.

2 days ago·Washington, United States

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