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January 1, 2019

Young Women’s Experiences Obtaining Judicial Bypass for Abortion in Texas

Like many states, Texas requires parental consent for adolescents under 18 to access abortion care. Adolescents who cannot obtain parental consent can try to obtain a judicial bypass of parental consent through the court system.
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Young Women’s Experiences Obtaining Judicial Bypass for Abortion in Texas

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Date
January 1, 2019
Category
Abortion Care
Journal
Journal of Adolescent Health
Authors
Kate Coleman-Minahan, R.N., F.N.P.-B.C., Ph.D, Amanda Jean Stevenson, Ph.D , Emily Obront, L.M.S.W., and Susan Hays, J.D.
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