Indiana’s proposed abortion law is far from certain. Republicans in the Indiana House changed the proposal yesterday. Lawmakers added protections for the health of a mother, dropped a provision that would have allowed the state’s attorney general to prosecute abortion cases, and changed the time limit for women who are claiming rape or incest to a ten-week abortion window. If the changes are approved, the plan would have to go back to the Indiana Senate for a second vote before it could be sent to the governor.
