Michigan AG refuses 'draconian' 1931 abortion law

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said that she’s hopeful the Michigan Supreme Court will find that the right to an abortion is fundamental under the state’s constitution, even if the U.S. Supreme Court rules differently. | Paul Sancya, File/AP Photo

If Roe v. Wade were to be overturned, a 1931 Michigan law would go into place, leaving no exceptions for abortion in cases of rape, incest or medical emergencies, and which could throw women and doctors into prison.

Speaking on Mother’s Day, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said she refuses “to enforce this draconian law that will endanger their lives and put to jeopardy the

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