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During the 2007 legislative session the Womans Right To Know Act, found at Georgia Code Title 31, Chapter 9A, was amended to require that for all cases in which an ultrasound is performed prior to conducting an abortion or a pre-abortion screen, the woman must be offered the opportunity to view the ultrasound and listen to the fetal heart rate.
