this and what this is going to mean potentially in 45 days.

In 45 days getting this means that after 15 weeks,

women in Arizona will not be able to get abortion

and up to 15 weeks they will be able to get it only

in instances where their life is at risk and as we know from watching other

states experiences certainly there are women whose lives have been at risk at

other states but whose lives have been at risk at other states but whose physicians

have been afraid of how they will demonstrate that and therefore have not

performed the procedures. So I don't think you can walk away from this saying, well

up to 15 weeks women whose lives are in danger will be

able to get the procedure that too is in question now because of how you

demonstrate that a woman's life is at risk doesn't matter that the attorney general

in Arizona is a Democrat?

Is she the one ultimately responsible for enforcing this law?

No and yes.

So Chris Mays has said with permission from Katie Hobbs that she will tell prosecutors around the state

cease and desist from enforcing this law.

However, that's no guarantee and one or more of them could take her to court to say,

you don't have the right to tell me what I can do in my own

prosecutorial discretion I have that authority conferred upon me as an elected

prosecutor and therefore I think what we're likely to see as a number of clinics shut down, hospitals refuse

to provide the procedure because there is no guarantee that what Chris Mays wants to be the

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