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HEALTH Consent for Surgical or Medical Treatment: Provide a Short Title; Provide for Legislative Findings and Purpose; Amend Chapter 9A of Title 31 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated, Relating to the Woman\u27s Right to Know Act, so as to Offer Pregnant Females an Opportunity to Undergo an Ultrasound if Such Imaging is Available and Allow the Woman to View the Sonogram and Listen to the Fetal Heartbeat, if Present; Change Certain Provisions Relating to Voluntary and Informed Consent to Abortions; Require Certain Information Be Made Available by the Department of Human Resources; Change Certain Provisions Relating to Reporting Requirements; Provide for Civil and Professional Penalties; Provide for Construction; Provide for Severability; Provide for an Effective Date; Provide for Related Matters; Repeal Conflicting Laws; and for Other Purposes

Georgia State University Law Review

April 2012

The Act amends the Woman\u27s Right to Know Act by requiring physicians to offer pregnant women se...

HEALTH Women\u27s Right to Know Act: Require Certain Types of Identification to be Presented in Order for a Physician to Perform an Abortion; Change Provisions Relating to Required Participation by or Notice to Parents, Guardians, and Others and Court Proceedings for Waiver of Such Provisions; Provide That Abortions Must Be Performed in Certain Facilities and By Certain Persons; Provide for Certain Reports; Provide for Certain Forms; Provide for Certain Reports by the Department of Human Resources; Provide for Penalties and Remedies for Failure to Provide Such Reports; Enact the Woman\u27s Right to Know Act ; Provide for a Short Title; Provide for Definitions; Require That a Female Give Her Informed Consent Prior to an Abortion; Require That Certain Information Be Provided or Made Available to a Female Prior to an Abortion; Require a Written Acknowledgement of Receipt of Such Information; Provide for the Preparation and Availability of Certain Information; Provide for Procedures in a Medical Emergency; Provide for Reporting Requirements and Penalties for Noncompliance; Provide for Anonymity of Certain Persons in Civil Actions; Provide for Related Matters; Provide for Severability; Provide for an Effective Date; Repeal Conflicting Law; and for Other Purposes

Georgia State University Law Review

March 2012

The Act known generally as the Woman\u27s Right to Know Act, requires that physicians inform women...

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HEALTH Consent for Surgical or Medical Treatment: Provide a Short Title; Provide for Legislative Findings and Purpose; Amend Chapter 9A of Title 31 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated, Relating to the Woman\u27s Right to Know Act, so as to Offer Pregnant Females an Opportunity to Undergo an Ultrasound if Such Imaging is Available and Allow the Woman to View the Sonogram and Listen to the Fetal Heartbeat, if Present; Change Certain Provisions Relating to Voluntary and Informed Consent to Abortions; Require Certain Information Be Made Available by the Department of Human Resources; Change Certain Provisions Relating to Reporting Requirements; Provide for Civil and Professional Penalties; Provide for Construction; Provide for Severability; Provide for an Effective Date; Provide for Related Matters; Repeal Conflicting Laws; and for Other Purposes

Georgia State University Law Review

April 2012

The Act amends the Woman\u27s Right to Know Act by requiring physicians to offer pregnant women se...

HEALTH Women\u27s Right to Know Act: Require Certain Types of Identification to be Presented in Order for a Physician to Perform an Abortion; Change Provisions Relating to Required Participation by or Notice to Parents, Guardians, and Others and Court Proceedings for Waiver of Such Provisions; Provide That Abortions Must Be Performed in Certain Facilities and By Certain Persons; Provide for Certain Reports; Provide for Certain Forms; Provide for Certain Reports by the Department of Human Resources; Provide for Penalties and Remedies for Failure to Provide Such Reports; Enact the Woman\u27s Right to Know Act ; Provide for a Short Title; Provide for Definitions; Require That a Female Give Her Informed Consent Prior to an Abortion; Require That Certain Information Be Provided or Made Available to a Female Prior to an Abortion; Require a Written Acknowledgement of Receipt of Such Information; Provide for the Preparation and Availability of Certain Information; Provide for Procedures in a Medical Emergency; Provide for Reporting Requirements and Penalties for Noncompliance; Provide for Anonymity of Certain Persons in Civil Actions; Provide for Related Matters; Provide for Severability; Provide for an Effective Date; Repeal Conflicting Law; and for Other Purposes

Georgia State University Law Review

March 2012

The Act known generally as the Woman\u27s Right to Know Act, requires that physicians inform women...

HEALTH Consent for Surgical or Medical Treatment: Provide a Short Title; Provide for Legislative Findings and Purpose; Amend Chapter 9A of Title 31 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated, Relating to the Woman\u27s Right to Know Act, so as to Offer Pregnant Females an Opportunity to Undergo an Ultrasound if Such Imaging is Available and Allow the Woman to View the Sonogram and Listen to the Fetal Heartbeat, if Present; Change Certain Provisions Relating to Voluntary and Informed Consent to Abortions; Require Certain Information Be Made Available by the Department of Human Resources; Change Certain Provisions Relating to Reporting Requirements; Provide for Civil and Professional Penalties; Provide for Construction; Provide for Severability; Provide for an Effective Date; Provide for Related Matters; Repeal Conflicting Laws; and for Other Purposes

Georgia State University Law Review

April 2012

The Act amends the Woman\u27s Right to Know Act by requiring physicians to offer pregnant women se...