well, i believe that it is not cool when minors are trapped in mines. and i think we need to stop world hunger and abortion thank you

Yes, states have the authority to place restrictions on abortions within the limits established by the U.S. Supreme Court's rulings on abortion rights, such as those outlined in Roe v. Wade. States can regulate aspects of abortion procedures, such as gestational limits or requirements for counseling, waiting periods, and parental involvement for minors seeking abortion.

In Georgia, the legal age to have an abortion without parental consent is 18. Minors who are under 18 must have the consent of at least one parent or legal guardian, or they can seek a judicial bypass to obtain an abortion without parental consent.

You decide whether to have the baby, an abortion or an adoption.You have the right to make medical decisions regarding you and the baby but everything else regarding you (not the baby) is decided by your parents just like before.The age for emancipation has not changed.