Supreme Court's Internal Rift Leads to Compromise on Idaho Abortion Ban

Justices Barrett, Roberts, and Kavanaugh shift stance, resulting in a temporary reprieve for abortion access in emergency situations.

A 6-3 initial vote allowed Idaho's abortion ban to take effect despite federal challenges.
Justice Barrett's change of heart played a pivotal role in the court's eventual decision.
Internal negotiations led to a compromise dismissing the case as 'improvidently granted.'
The decision temporarily prevents Idaho from enforcing its ban in emergency medical situations.
Justices Alito, Thomas, and Gorsuch dissented, criticizing the court's reluctance to decide on the issue.