A Rhode Island regulation prohibits chemical abortions to licensed hospitals with an approved research protocol, while a Tennessee law provides that no nurse practitioner or physician's assistant may prescribe or distribute drugs or medication intended to cause abortion. The Louisiana law has been ruled unconstitutional. A court has issued a preliminary injunction prohibiting the enforcement of the Ohio law. The Supreme Court struck down Pennsylvania's mandatory husband notice law in Planned Parenthood v. Casey. California's Supreme Court has found that state's law in violation of the California Constitution.
Maine allows a minor to receive counseling in lieu of parental or judicial consent.
Oklahoma has a law that provides that no woman may induce an abortion upon herself except under the supervision of a licensed physician. Kentucky law requires that first trimester abortions be performed by a physician or by the woman herself with the advice of a physician, and that later abortions be performed only by a physician. A District of Columbia law requires that all abortions be performed under the supervision of a licensed physician. A court has ruled the North Dakota law unconstitutional. These states refuse to comply with a federal law requiring states to provide Medicaid funding for abortion in cases of life endangerment, rape or incest.