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Kansas Statutes > Chapter 65 > Article 67 - Abortion
Written by Steven Daily, LawServer Attorney-Editor
Last Updated April 18, 2010
Kansas Statutes
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Chapter 65
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§ 65-6701
Definitions
§ 65-6702
Drugs or devices for birth control or fertilization lawful; political subdivisions prohibited from limiting abortion
§ 65-6703
Abortion prohibited when fetus viable, exceptions; determination of age of fetus; determination of viability; reports; retention of medical records; viable, defined; criminal penalties
§ 65-6704
Abortion upon minor; required information and counseling
§ 65-6705
Same; notice to certain persons required before performance of abortion; waiver of notice; court proceedings; penalties
§ 65-6707
Same; severability clause
§ 65-6708
Woman's-right-to-know act; citation
§ 65-6709
Same; abortion, informed consent required; information required to be given to women, certification of receipt; offer to view ultrasound image and hear heartbeat, certification of offer; required signage
§ 65-6710
Same; materials to be published and distributed by the department of health and environment; materials to be available at no cost
§ 65-6711
Same; information where medical emergency compels performances of an abortion
§ 65-6712
Same; failure to provide informed consent and printed materials under act is unprofessional conduct
§ 65-6713
Same; physician who complies with act not civilly liable to patient for failure to obtain informed consent to the abortion
§ 65-6714
Same; severability clause
§ 65-6715
Same; act does not create or recognize a right to abortion or make lawful an abortion that is currently unlawful
§ 65-6721
Prohibition against partial birth abortion on viable fetus, exceptions; partial birth abortion, defined; report of determination; criminal penalties
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Questions & Answers: Abortion
So, let me get this straight. If I conceal the birth of a child and the child is still alive it's completely legal? Why does this statute point specifically to a "dead body"?...
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