 This act ultimately meant that the "concept of partial-birth abortion as defined in the Act as any abortion in which the death of the fetus occurs when "the entire fetal head [...] or [...] any part of the fetal trunk past the navel is outside the body of the mother" is banned.The Supreme Court ultimately decided 5–4 that it was not unconstitutional and did not hinder a woman's right to an abortion.National Organization for Women claimed it was a disregard to a basic principle stemming from "Roe v. Wade", which was to only have legislative restriction on abortion be justified with the intention of protecting women's health.