Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signs bill requiring fetal remains be buried or cremated

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signs bill requiring fetal remains be buried or cremated
Jessie Balmert, Cincinnati Enquirer
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People rally to support and oppose the "heartbeat bill" outside the Ohio House of Representatives chamber at the Ohio Statehouse on April, 10, 2019.
COLUMBUS – What started with then-Attorney General Mike DeWine's 2015 investigation into Planned Parenthood ended with the Republican governor signing a bill on Wednesday that requires fetal remains be buried or cremated.
Senate Bill 27 requires any zygote, blastocyte, embryo or fetus from a surgical abortion to be buried or cremated. Any woman who obtains an abortion in Ohio would be informed prior to the procedure that she can choose the final disposition of the fetal remains. 

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