Planned Parenthood of the Heartland v. Hilgers

Summary

The Nebraska Supreme Court affirmed the judgment rejecting a constitutional challenge to the Let Them Grow Act, holding that a challenge under the Nebraska Constitution's single-subject requirement presents a justiciable constitutional question. The court concluded that the provisions regulating abortion and gender-altering care share the general subject of regulating permissible medical care and therefore do not violate the single-subject requirement. The court also determined that Planned Parenthood had standing, while declining to decide the individual physician's standing or several evidentiary issues unnecessary to the result.