COLUMBIA, S.C. — South Carolina’s long-contested six-week abortion ban is no longer in limbo. The S.C. Supreme Court decided in a 4-1 ruling on Wednesday that the state’s six-week abortion ban is constitutional and can go into effect. The Supreme Court in June heard oral arguments over whether the revived version of the state’s abortion ban violates a woman’s right to privacy under the state’s constitution. Here are five things to know about the state’s six-week abortion ban. 1. The ban prohibits abortions in South Carolina once fetal cardiac activity is detected, which is typically around the...
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