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it is the next frontier in this fight over abortion. the penalty for anyone who violates tennessee s law, a fine of up to $50,000 and 20 years in prison, though the patient provided with the drugs isn t supposed to face criminal charges. at least not yet. now, under the law, doctors are required to see patients in person before providing any drugs for abortion, and must inform the woman she, quote, may see the remains of the unborn child in the process of completing that abortion. louisiana lawmakers have gone a step further, advancing a bill that would classify abortions as homicides, potentially allowing women to, yes, be criminally charged for term mating their pregnancies. the law would redefine personhood to start from the moment of fertilization, essentially giving a fetus constitutional rights, at least more rights than the adult carrying that fetus. that bill now heads to the state s full house for consideration later this week. meanwhile, in arizona, republican governor doug d

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