Assemblywoman Malliotakis sees flaws in NY abortion law
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
New York has passed a law so as to protect the access to abortion by women. The bill has been passed on the 46th anniversary of Roe V. Wade decision issued by the Supreme Court thereby legalizing abortion. However, skeptics, including Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis (R,C,I, Ref-Brooklyn, Staten Island) see problems in the law.
The abortion protection bill promises to preserve the access to abortions. This abortion protection bill will also remove the criminal code of the state. The abortion protection bill will protect the doctors as well as the medical professionals who perform abortions from criminal prosecution.
The abortion protection bill will now allow the medical professionals to perform the abortions in New York. These medical professionals are those who are not doctors.
However, despite all the good that the abortion protection law has got, it still has certain disadvantages. According to Nicole Malliotakis, the State Assembly Rep. The bill actually expands the abortion up to birth as well as third trimester.
The statement from Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis (R,C,I, Ref-Brooklyn, Staten Island) reads:
“The Governor has not been truthful with the people of New York State. This bill does not simply codify Roe v. Wade. It allows for abortion to take place up until birth, removes the requirement that doctors performs them and that a second practitioner be present during late term abortions in case a live birth occurs. Furthermore, this bill eliminates criminal penalties where domestic violence or assault may lead to the loss of an unborn baby. In practice, this law would prohibit someone like Scott Peterson, who killed his wife Laci, from being charged for both the murder of his wife and their unborn child. Such a loss at the hands of an attacker is not a women’s “choice.”
Assemblywoman Malliotakis represents the 64th District, which consists of parts of Kings and Richmond counties.
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