all states allow abortion to prevent the woman's imminent death, and some if the pregnancy is a less-immediate threat to their life.  additional allowance for risk to the woman's physical health: alabama, arizona, florida, georgia, indiana, iowa, kansas, kentucky, louisiana, missouri, montana, nebraska, new hampshire, north carolina, north dakota, ohio, pennsylvania, south carolina, tennessee, utah, west virginia, wisconsin, and wyoming.  allowance for risk to the woman's general health: california, connecticut, delaware, hawaii, indiana, illinois, maine, maryland, massachusetts, michigan, minnesota, nevada, new york, rhode island, virginia, washington.  allowance for pregnancy due to rape or incest: georgia, idaho, indiana, iowa, mississippi, north dakota, south carolina, west virginia, utah, and wyoming.  allowance for lethal fetal abnormality: alabama, delaware, florida, georgia, indiana, iowa, louisiana, maryland, massachusetts, south carolina, west virginia, wyoming, and utah. note that these allowances may have a time limit, which may be as early as cardiac-cell activity (approximately 6 weeks lmp); others may have no limit. different allowances may have different limits in the same state.
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