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"In a decision so fraught with emotional consequence some doctors may prefer not to disclose precise details of the means that will be used, confining themselves to the required statement of risks the procedure entails. ...This is likely the case with the abortion procedure here in issue. It is, however, precisely this lack of information concerning the way in which the fetus will be killed that is of legitimate concern to the State. The State has an interest in ensuring so grave a choice is well informed. It is self-evident that a mother who comes to regret her choice to abort must struggle with grief more anguished and sorrow more profound when she learns, only after the event, what she once did not know; that she allowed a doctor to pierce the skull and vacuum the fast-developing brain of her unborn child, a child assuming a human form."
"No one would dispute that, for many, D&E is a procedure itself laden with the power to devalue human life.
"The State' s interest in respect for life is advanced by the dialogue that better informs the political and legal systems, the ...