The Supreme Court Didn't Crush Abortion Rights for Once
Briefly

The plaintiffs do not prescribe or use mifepristone. And FDA is not requiring them to do or refrain from doing anything. Rather, the plaintiffs want FDA to make mifepristone more difficult for other doctors to prescribe and for pregnant women to obtain.
Justice Clarence Thomas objected more generally to past Court precedents conferring 'third-party standing' on petitioners acting for others. This likely signals his continued determination to fight standing for abortion clinics suing on behalf of their patients in challenges to state abortion restr.
Read at Intelligencer
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