On Aug. 2, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) fired the opening salvo in an effort to prevent red-state governments from interfering with the care and safety of pregnant women in hospital emergency rooms. The DOJ filed its first-in-the-nation suit against an Idaho law preventing women from receiving necessary emergency care when their lives are threatened by dangerous pregnancy complications. A federal judge in Idaho will hear argument on the case today and likely make a ruling before Aug. 25, when a total abortion ban is set to go into effect in the state. The Idaho law makes it a felony offense, with a mandatory minimum prison sentence of two years, for anyone to perform or assist
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