Anniversary of Dobbs Decision

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This is the Anniversary of Dobbs Decision narrative, driven by 251 sources in U.S. Media, amplifying 784 narrative items.
This brief covers recent legal developments related to abortion access in Florida and Arizona, as well as nationwide trends post- Roe v. Wade. It highlights the Florida Supreme Court's decision to allow a constitutional amendment on abortion access on the 2024 ballot, the approval of a 15-week abortion ban, and the implications of these rulings on voting and activism. The brief also mentions a significant increase in abortion rates post-Roe v. Wade and a decline in public trust in the Supreme Court post-Dobbs decision.
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Legal challenge to fda approval of mifepristone
An anti-abortion group's lawsuit against FDA approval of mifepristone has reached the US Supreme Court, seeking to limit its use and reinstate outdated restrictions.
Protecting in-vitro fertilization rights
Efforts to protect IVF rights for hardworking couples supported by bipartisan leaders like President Biden and former President Trump.
Florida abortion rights
Florida's Supreme Court decision allows voters to decide on a constitutional amendment to protect abortion rights in November, while also upholding a ban on abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy.
Reflection on the court's history and current political climate
Breyer reflects on the Court's history and the challenges in today's polarized political climate, urging people to listen to each other, a sentiment criticized by Mystal as idealistic.
Trump's stance on abortion
Trump emphasizes the importance of compassion and common sense in the abortion debate to save the nation from decline and win elections.
Advocacy for patient-provider relationship in abortion rights
Advocacy for patient-provider relationship in abortion rights and legislative change in Arizona to ensure access for all.
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Raw story
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Florida supreme court ruling on abortion access
Approved an Amendment to Limit Government Interference with Abortion for the November ballot
Arizona supreme court ruling on abortion ban
Decided to enforce a 160-year-old law banning nearly all abortions in the state
Highest abortion rate in the u.s. after roe v. wade was overturned
More than 1 million clinician-provided abortions in 2023 despite bans in 21 states
Abortion ban
A six-week abortion ban approved by the Florida Legislature
Dobbs framework
Considered unworkable, inherently standard-less, and dangerous to pregnant people in relation to abortion rights
Catholics for choice
Issued a statement celebrating the Florida Supreme Court decision to green light the abortion access amendment and issued a challenge to Catholic bishops
Womens law project
Filed an amicus brief urging the Supreme Court to overturn Dobbs v. Jackson
Planned parenthood arizona
Will continue offering abortions up until 15 weeks for a limited period of time
Susan j. frietsche
Filed an amicus brief urging the Supreme Court to overturn Dobbs v. Jackson

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Truthout
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First Brief Filed to SCOTUS to Overturn “Dobbs” Calls the Decision Unworkable
First Brief Filed to SCOTUS to Overturn Dobbs Calls the Decision Unworkable. The amicus curiae brief was filed in Moyle v. United States, a case that is scheduled for oral arguments on April 24. At the heart of the brief is the argument that Dobbs is not workable, which means it is inherently flawed and impractical.
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‘Permanent contraception procedures’ soared after Dobbs decision: Research
Researchers looked at rates of tubal ligations and vasectomies among 18- to 30-year-olds between 2019 and 2022. Since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022, 21 states have banned or imposed increased restrictions on abortion access.