Supreme Court Ruling on Abortion Pill Sparks New Legal Battles
The decision to dismiss the case on procedural grounds leaves the door open for further challenges against mifepristone.
- The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the plaintiffs lacked standing to sue over mifepristone.
- Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk in Texas will soon decide if states can continue the fight against the abortion pill.
- The Comstock Act is being cited by anti-abortion advocates to restrict mailing abortion-related drugs.
- Future cases may bring the issue back to the Supreme Court if standing is established.
- Legal experts debate the likelihood of states succeeding in new challenges against mifepristone.