Two years after Arizona voters passed Proposition 139 enshrining abortion rights until about 24 weeks gestation in the state Constitution, several abortion restrictions in Arizona, such as the 24-hour waiting period and limits on reasons for abortion, have been struck down by a Maricopa County judge. This ruling also removes restrictions on telemedicine for abortion providers within Arizona, allowing in-state providers to prescribe and mail abortion pills, reflecting ongoing changes in Arizona's abortion laws following Proposition 139.
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