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The Real Reason North Carolina’s GOP Is Proposing the Most Radical Anti-Abortion Bill Yet Original

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By Mary Ziegler
| Slate
Jurisprudence Another anti-abortion abolitionist proposal has been in the news. This time, conservative lawmakers in North Carolina have asked voters to approve a state constitutional amendment recognizing the personhood of embryos and establishing that anyone who ends an embryonic life is guilty of first-degree murder.
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Is the Supreme Court’s Abortion Pill Ruling Actually a Feint?

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By Reva Siegel, Mary Ziegler
| Yahoo
The Supreme Court temporarily ended a crisis around mifepristone, a drug used in most abortions nationwide, by staying a 5th Circuit Court of Appeals order blocking telehealth access to the drug, but the threat to mifepristone is not over as the anti-abortion movement continues to push for national limits on the medication.
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A Conversation with Professor Robert Williams About the Abortion Case He Lost Four Decades Ago

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By Kathrina Szymborski Wolfkot, Jessie Hill, Mary Ziegler
| State Court Report
When the Pennsylvania Supreme Court in 1985 said that state laws based on “physical characteristics unique to one sex” could not be considered sex discrimination, Professor Robert Williams was one of the attorneys on the losing side. His team had asked the Pennsylvania courts to find that a ban on funding abortion through Medicaid violated the state constitution. The high court ruling in Fischer v. Department of Public Welfare rendered the state Equal Rights Amendment a near-nullity.
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