Statement By Attorney General Rosenblum On The Supreme Court’s AHM Ruling “The Supreme Court did the right thing this morning to reject the AHM lawsuit. This does not mean that the legal battles over access to abortion medication are over. Our unwavering coalition of state attorneys general is committed to defending access to safe and effective medications used for abortion and miscarriage management—like mifepristone—and will continue to do so in the courts and in our states. “Let me be clear: The injunction we obtained last year from the federal court in Washington state maintaining the status quo for mifepristone remains in place and protects all Oregonians!” #mifepristone #reproductiverights #oregon
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Everyone, regardless of our state or income level, deserves access to abortion care. As we mark the anniversary of Roe v Wade, our affiliate is currently tracking 11 anti-abortion bills this session. Join us at our Legislative Preview on 1/30 to hear more. https://lnkd.in/gNSREyM5
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The Supreme Court is set to revisit a case on whether far-right federal courts have the power to ban the abortion drug mifepristone. This drug, used in over half of US abortions, faces a challenge despite its safety and medical benefits. The Court's decision might emphasize the role of the FDA over judicial interference in drug approval. However, the case highlights the dysfunction in the federal judiciary, especially in courts with strong political biases. The arguments against mifepristone lack legal ground and rely on speculative scenarios, questioning the authority of judges over medical decisions. Despite the expected Court support for mifepristone, the broken process in the federal judiciary burdens both litigants and the Supreme Court itself, showcasing the dire need for a functional filtration of meritless cases. #MedicalAbortion #AbortionPill #Mifepristone #Misoprostol #SupremeCourt, #AbortionRights, #ReproductiveRights, #SCOTUS, #WomenRights, #LegalJustice, #WomensHealth, #RoevWade, ACLU, Planned Parenthood Federation of America, NARAL Pro-Choice Maryland, #ProChoice
The Supreme Court will hear its biggest abortion case since it overruled Roe v. Wade
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Reflecting on Dobbs, this article delves into the constitutional underpinnings, the resolute fight to nullify abortion, and the unwavering commitment to defend the rights of the preborn. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/gTWipkvu
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Reflecting on Dobbs, this article delves into the constitutional underpinnings, the resolute fight to nullify abortion, and the unwavering commitment to defend the rights of the preborn. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/gTWipkvu
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Jackson Lewis Principal and Co-Leader of the firm’s Advice and Counsel group Tasos Paindiris spoke with Amanda Ottaway of Law360 about what the recent abortion ban rulings in Arizona and Florida mean for employers. Read the article at the link below. #EmpLaw
Tasos Paindiris Discusses What Abortion Ban Rulings in Arizona and Florida Mean for Employers - Jackson Lewis
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Federal Appeals Court Rules Emergency Rooms Not Obligated to Perform Abortions Contrary to State Law Takeaways: • A federal appeals court ruled that emergency rooms are not required to perform life-saving abortions if doing so would violate state law. • The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services had issued guidance stating hospitals must provide medically necessary abortions under the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA), but Texas challenged this guidance. • Texas has banned all abortions since summer 2022, except when the life of the pregnant patient is at risk, but there has been confusion and reluctance among doctors to provide abortions due to legal risks. • A federal district judge in Lubbock sided with Texas, issuing a temporary injunction against the HHS guidance, which was later extended. • The 5th Circuit Court's ruling supports the district court's decision, stating that EMTALA does not mandate medical treatments, including abortion care, and does not preempt Texas law.
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The Coalition is reposting a learning opportunity from the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence for domestic violence advocates. Learn about how self-managed abortion (SMA) care intersects with your work, how coercive behaviors infringe on survivors’ reproductive rights, and more. #intimatepartnerviolence #reproductivecoercion #reproductivehealth https://lnkd.in/eXkRrp-G
Registration is now LIVE for our "Self-Managed Abortion, DV, & the Law" training with Provide and If/When/How! Register here: https://ow.ly/9IGA50QWJIY #SAAM2024 #HealthEquityMatters
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Let’s go for a walk and chat about #SOTU and #abortionrights!
The State of the Union is coming up soon and Sabrina Talukder wants to introduce you to a very important guest: Kate Cox, the brave Texan who sued the state over the abortion ban.
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📜 Texas' Abortion Ban's Ripple Effect: Grabbing a coffee and mulling over how Texas' abortion ban is stirring the pot, not just socially but in the business community too. It's a reminder of how interconnected policy and business really are, and it's got me thinking deeply about our collective future. #randomthoughts #DFWpropertymanagers #commercialpropertyDFW #CommercialProperties #innovation #management #business
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Fate of an unjust law is not being followed or get cancelled
One of the most positive things to come out of the overturning of Roe v Wade may turn out to be improved access in states with a supportive approach to abortion https://econ.st/4a3pRis Illustration: Anna Kövecses
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