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'''Truth in Abortion''' laws are those that seek to end the [[deceit]] of [[abortion]] providers and require them to pay for their future harm to the patients and the [[negative externalities]] as polluters must do.

'''Truth in Abortion''' laws are those that seek to end the [[deceit]] of [[abortion]]<ref>See [[abortion deceit]].</ref> providers and require them to pay for their future harm to the patients and the [[negative externalities]] as polluters must do.

Truth in Abortion laws include:

Truth in Abortion laws include:

*making women aware of their right to see an [[ultrasound]] of the unborn child before the abortion<ref>http://www.lifenews.com/state4345.html</ref>

*making women aware of their right to see an [[ultrasound]] of the unborn child before the abortion<ref>http://www.lifenews.com/state4345.html</ref>

*ending hit-and-run abortions by requiring the abortionist to have local hospital privileges to handle complications<ref>See [[30-mile rule]].</ref>

*ending hit-and-run abortions by requiring the [[abortionist]] to have local hospital privileges to handle complications<ref>See [[30-mile rule]].</ref>

*providing full recovery for harm caused by abortion

*providing full recovery for harm caused by abortion

*requiring abortion clinics to be in compliance with the same safety standards of other surgical facilities

*requiring [[abortion clinics]] to be in compliance with the same safety standards of other surgical facilities

Truth in Abortion laws are in addition to the more traditional regulations of:

Truth in Abortion laws are in addition to the more traditional regulations of:

*parental consent and/or notification

*parental consent and/or notification

As of January 15, 2007 14 states had no policy regarding parental consent or notification. 6 other states only require notification of the teens parents, not consent.  In states where consent is required, it can often be bypassed by court approval. <ref>http://parentingteens.about.com/od/teenpregfact/a/abortion_laws.htm</ref>  

As of January 15, 2007 14 states had no [[policy]] regarding parental consent or notification. 6 other states only require notification of the teens parents, not consent.  In states where consent is required, it can often be bypassed by court approval. <ref>http://parentingteens.about.com/od/teenpregfact/a/abortion_laws.htm</ref>  

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== References ==

== References ==