NPR: Judge Reluctantly Approves Government Plan For Morning-After Pill
Reprinted from NPR An obviously unhappy Judge Edward Korman has approved the Obama administration’s proposal to make just one formulation of the morning-after birth control pill…
Reprinted from NPR An obviously unhappy Judge Edward Korman has approved the Obama administration’s proposal to make just one formulation of the morning-after birth control pill…
In Tummino v. Hamburg, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York rejected FDA limits on selling Plan B contraception. Click to…
Attorneys and Plaintiffs Speak Out In response to a battle for over a decade to eliminate all restrictions on access to the Morning-After Pill, the…
PCJF: A long legal battle enters a new stage Obama Administration Says it is Dropping Legal Fight to Keep Morning-After Pill from Women in United…
Reprinted from The New York Times The Obama administration has decided to stop trying to block over-the-counter availability of the most popular morning-after contraceptive pill for…
Judge calls government argument “frivolous,” “for the purpose of delay” and “largely an insult to the intelligence of women” In a scathing decision, U.S. District…
The Second Circuit denied the FDA’s motion to stay, pending an appeal, a lower court ruling demanding immediate over-the-counter access to the two-pill version of…
New Docs Show More Detail into Boston Law Enforcement Focus on Peaceful Protests The latest trove of documents obtained by the Partnership for Civil Justice…
Court Denies Government’s Request for a Stay of Order on Two-Pill Product Today, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit ordered the Obama…
Feminists Win Landmark Birth Control Victory Today, a U.S. federal judge ordered that the Morning-After Pill be made available “without a prescription and without point-of-sale…
States that an exclusivity agreement “will only burden poor women” Federal Court Issues Memorandum Addressing Obama’s Proposed Plan to Comply with Morning-After Pill Order The…
Reprinted from NBC News In the fall of 2011, a key Boston police counterterror intelligence unit — funded with millions of dollars in U.S. homeland security…