With the 2015 March for Life two weeks behind us, states across the country are debating and voting on bills related to life issues.  From "telemed" abortions to parental notification and consent, U.S. legislatures continue to defy the "science is settled" one-size-fits-all Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton Supreme Court decisions, seeking to protect human life in a way that makes sense for them locally. Here's a rundown: Arkansas: The State House has voted to ban "telemedicine" abortions, in which an abortionist in a remote location, conversing with a pregnant mother via Skype or some other call service, okays the mother to take abortion drugs without ever having an in-person consultation. The bill does not ban chemical abortions, but rather requires that abortionists be physically present to administer the drugs to mothers.  Rep. Julie Mayberry, who introduced the House Bill 1076, called the legislation something her colleagues on...(Read Full Article)