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State Laws: Illinois

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The chart below summarizes current law in this state on a variety of issues. Gray text indicates that the issue has not been legislated/regulated, or the state is not otherwise providing the benefit. Click on the links beneath the law type to learn more about this type of regulation.

Last Updated January 28, 2005

Mandatory Delays and Biased Information Requirements

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"Partial-Birth Abortion" Bans

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 Law permanently blocked. (U.S. Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit affirmed district court's permanent injunction, 4/26/01).

Parental Consent and Notification for Abortion

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 Parental notification law enjoined or not enforced.

Medicaid Funding for All Medically Necessary Abortions

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 Ordered by court to provide Medicaid coverage for all medically necessary abortions.

Contraceptive Equity

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   Requires equal coverage of FDA-approved contraceptive drugs and devices. Religious exemption under state's Health Care Right of Conscience Act. Goes into effect June 1, 2004.

Emergency Contraception for Sexual Assault Survivors in the Emergency Room

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 Yes - ERs are mandated to provide information about EC. 

Pharmacy Access to Emergency Contraception

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