"It absolutely will be a landmark case, by virtue that we are first to the gate to pass this type of legislation," says Lynn Wachtmann. "We don’t want to do things to set up for failure, but we know the courts will be the final judge.”
Ohio Right to Life is on record as opposing the bill, saying it doesn’t stand a chance of being upheld as constitutional. It’s instead pushing a bill that would ban abortions after 20 weeks – a point at which the antiabortion group says a fetus can live outside the body. | 
