The anti-abortion wins buried in the Supreme Court’s unanimous ruling politi.co/3RrZhbt via POLITICO

Really interesting piece based on what anti-abortion folks from Erin Hawley to Carrie Severino are saying, with some color commentary from me and Mary Ziegler

#BULawProf Nicole Huberfeld says '“It would have been a miscarriage of justice for the court to decide the substance of this case. But this [decision] doesn’t mean that this kind of question couldn’t come to federal courts again—with the right parties.”

Important read on today's #abortion #mifepristone decision-'While the plaintiffs did not succeed in convincing the Supreme Court that they have legal standing, the case helped continue to sow doubts about the FDA’s ability to effectively regulate drugs.'

Also, please remember that if Trump wins, he will appoint an FDA commissioner that will limit mifepristone as much as possible from INSIDE the FDA. Those actions will be challenged in court but with flipped presumptions, and I doubt this Supreme Court would stop him.

The Supreme Court's FDA v. Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine is not just about standing. It's about religion. As I predicted following argument, the Court has issued a new, expansive, and incorrect interpretation of federal conscience laws.

Read the full opinion here: supremecourt.gov/opinions/23pdf…

The fight over abortion pills and the Comstock Act isn't over.
Other plaintiffs are ready to bring identical claims and assert they have standing.
And conservatives argue that a Trump DOJ could enforce the Comstock Act as a ban and force SCOTUS to take up the q.

Hot off the presses, just in time for the Supreme Court’s mifepristone decision! If you want to learn more about the case or the reason the antiabortion movement is going to the mat on abortion pills, check it out! papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf… CC Rachel Rebouche & David Cohen

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Don't miss the theory panels & plenary ASLME Health Law Professors Temple Law School on 6.6 & 6.7! My remarks will focus on how race + racism shape health law as a discipline + practice & the potential & limitations of critical race theory as a framework for health. #HLP2024 👇🏿

Just mentioned by @SMSuter at #HLP24 ! Worth a read...

Any day now the #SCOTUS will announce a ruling on the biggest abortion case since Dobbs. Telehealth abortion is at risk. As a scientist who studies abortion, here's why that worries me. ⤵️

Great to see John Parsi JD, PhD IRL as he presents on the Doctor Patient relationship in laws limiting bodily autonomy ASLME #HLP2024

At ASLME #HLP24 , my soon-to-be SLU Health Law SLU LAW colleague Heather Walter-McCabe presents 'State Laws and LGBTQ Health: How Do We Measure the Impact?'

Happy to share this oped co-authored with Naomi Cahn: The GOP’s hypocritical pro-IVF/anti-abortion catch-22 thehill.com/opinion/health… GW Law Health Law & Policy at GW

Scenes from the first day of ASLME Health Law Professors Conference Temple Law School! Always feels like home 😍 With Thomas Williams Liz Kukura Yael Rachel Rebouche Nadia N. Sawicki & others.

Congratulations Jamie Abrams! We’re so lucky to be able to learn from your deep knowledge on inclusive teaching

Terrific presentations on the impact of legal restrictions on healthcare access for LGBTQI+ populations! Thank you Heather Walter-McCabe John Parsi JD, PhD Hilary Mabel Maayan Sudai Ido Katri #HLP2024 ASLME

Thanks to Nadia N. Sawicki Liz Kukura Thomas Williams Magda Schaler-Haynes for an excellent and important panel on midwifery #HLP24 ASLME

Thank you Aziza Ahmed & Linda C. McClain for including me in this terrific volume - so exciting to see it in print!