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Elizabeth Blackwell Health Center for Women v. Knoll.


 The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit invalidated provisions of the Pennsylvania Abortion Control Act which mandated (1) reporting requirements in cases of rape or incest and (2) a second physician certification that an abortion was necessary to save the mother's life. The Act required a woman seeking Medicaid funds to abort a pregnancy resulting from rape or incest to personally report the incident to state law enforcement authorities, together with the name of the offender. No waiver of the requirements was provided for even when the woman was physically or psychologically unable to comply. The court held that these requirements conflicted with the 1994 Hyde Amendment as interpreted by the Secretary of Health and Human Services. Rehearing of this case en banc was denied on 24 August 1995.
