Since its decision in Roe,the Supreme Court struck down a state law requiring

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In Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court ruled that a state cannot require the consent of the husband for a woman to obtain an abortion. This was based on the idea that the decision to have an abortion is a fundamental right that belongs to the woman alone. Therefore, mandatory consent from anyone else, including a husband, would be unconstitutional. The other choices listed (24-hour waiting periods, parental consent for teenagers, and provision of alternatives to abortion pamphlets) have been allowed by the Supreme Court in certain cases, depending on specific circumstances and requirements.

Since Its Decision in Roe,the Supreme Court Struck Down a State