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and, in the words of the majority, “return[ed] the issue…to the people’s elected representatives”, an anti-abortion federal judge in Texas has grabbed the matter for himself. On April 7th Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk ruled against an abortion medication that has been used by
’s in this way—means that residents even of abortion-friendly states could face more obstacles to ending pregnancies. Yet it was not without complications. Mr Kacsmaryk delayed the implementation of his ruling by seven days to give the federal government time to lodge an appeal. For now, nothing will change for a drug used in more than half ofThen came a further twist.
Concern for women’s health may be the stated reason for the lawsuit, but an antipathy to abortion was the primary motivation behind it. The plaintiffs filed their suit in a district where they would be sure to draw a judge known to be hostile to abortion.
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