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  1. Family Law Prof Blog

    Judge strikes down Georgia ban on abortions, allowing them to resume beyond 6 weeks into pregnancy

    By Family Law

    From AP News:A Georgia judge on Monday struck down the state’s abortion law, which took effect in 2022 and effectively prohibited abortions beyond about six weeks of pregnancy.Fulton County Superior…

  2. Religion Clause

    Organization Did Not Show That Its Anti-Abortion Views Are Religious Beliefs

    By Howard Friedman

    In Oregon Right to Life v. Stolfi, (D OR, Sept. 30, 2024), an Oregon federal district court refused to issue a preliminary injunction against Oregon's requiring Oregon Right to Life to…

  3. Religion Clause

    Georgia’s 6-Week Abortion Ban Declared Unconstitutional

    By Howard Friedman

    In Sistersong Women of Color Reproductive Justice Collective v. State of Georgia, (GA Super. Ct., Sept. 30, 2024), a Georgia state trial court held unconstitutional under the state constitution Georgia's ban…

  4. Gender and the Law Prof Blog

    CFP Symposium, Women’s Leadership in Law and Politics

    By Tracy Thomas

    Call for ProposalsWomen’s Leadership in Law and PoliticsScholars Virtual SymposiumSponsored by The Center for Constitutional Law & The Bliss Institute of Applied Politics at the University of AkronFriday, February 21,…

  5. Gender and the Law Prof Blog

    The Impact of Dobbs on Employment Law and Women Workers

    By Tracy Thomas

    Laura T. Kessler, Reproductive Justice at Work: Employment Law After Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, 109 Cornell L. Rev. (2024)  In June 2022, in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization,…

  6. Gender and the Law Prof Blog

    ND Federal District Court Holds Catholic Employers Do Not Have to Follow EEOC Rule to Accommodate Workers for IVF or Abortion

    By Tracy Thomas

    Judge Rules Catholic Employers Can Now Deny Workers Time Off For Abortion or IVF More than 8,000 Catholic employers across the country will not be required to provide accommodations for workers…

  7. Gender and the Law Prof Blog

    IVF After Dobbs, and Statutory Distinctions of Pregnancy Versus External Embryos

    By Tracy Thomas

    Kerry Lynn Macintosh, Dobbs, Abortion Laws, and in Vitro Fertilization, 26 J. Health Care Law & Policy (2023)  Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization held that there is no constitutional right…

  8. Gender and the Law Prof Blog

    Eighth Circuit First to Consider EEOC Rule Including Abortion-Related Worker Accommodations

    By Tracy Thomas

    Bloomberg, First Appeals Court to Mull EEOC Abortion Accommodation Rule17 states to argue on appeal for injunction on pregnancy ruleUS Supreme Court’s Loper Bright decision likely to be raisedThe EEOC’s inclusion of…

  9. Simple Justice

    The Only Thing Worse Than The Filibuster

    By Scott Greenfield

    It’s totally understandable that Kamala Harris wants to run for president on the issue of abortion. It’s just as understandable that Harris is proposing a national law protecting the right…

  10. Gender and the Law Prof Blog

    Report on “Deepening the Divide: Abortion Bans Further Harm Immigrant Communities”

    By Jamie Abrams

    A new fact sheet has been published on the harms of abortion bans to immigrant communities. This report was authored by Lucie Arvallo, Hannah Liu, Suma Setty, Priya Pandey, Salen Andrews,…