House passes bill requiring ultrasounds prior to an abortion
OKLAHOMA CITY - Legislation requiring abortion providers to perform an ultrasound examination on a woman before terminating her pregnancy has passed the Oklahoma House.
The measure by Rep. Lisa Billy of Purcell passed 88-11 and now goes to the state Senate for consideration.
The bill expands on anti-abortion legislation passed in 2006 that required abortion doctors to tell a woman she had a right to a fr...
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