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Florida Women's Medical Clinic v. Smith.


 In a class action suit challenging Florida's statutes and regulations concerning first trimester abortions, the U.S. District Court held that such regulations violated a pregnant woman's constitutional right of privacy in the abortion decision. However, the state has a legitimate interest in requiring that first trimester abortions be performed by duly licensed physicians and that statistics be kept and reported. The state may not require the presence of additional medical personnel at abortions, nor may it regulate fetal disposal except to protect public health. The texts of the Florida Abortion Clinic Law and related regulations are appended to the court decision.
