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  1. Gender and the Law Prof Blog

    Judge Grants Preliminary Injunction Blocking Trump Administration’s Roll Back of Birth Control Mandate

    By Tracy Thomas

    Judge Blocks Trump's Attempt to Roll Back Birth Control MandateA federal judge on Sunday granted a request by more than a dozen states to temporarily block the Trump administration from…

  2. Religion Clause

    Expanded Religious and Moral Exemptions From Contraceptive Mandate Enjoined In Part of the Country

    By Howard Friedman

    In State of California v. Health and Human Services, (ND CA, Jan. 13, 2019), a California federal district court granted a preliminary injunction against enforcement of the the Trump Administration's broadened…

  3. Reproductive Rights Prof Blog

    Set It and Forget It: How Better Contraception Could Be a Key to Reducing Poverty

    By Reproductive Rights

    The New York Times (Dec. 18, 2018): Set It and Forget It: How Better Contraception Could Be a Key to Reducing Poverty, by Margot Sanger-Katz: 

  4. The Right Coast

    Yale s emergency contraceptive vending machine would violate state law – The College Fix

    By Thomas A. Smith

    Despite reporting in The Yale Daily News and numerous other media outlets, Yale University will not be offering Plan B emergency contraceptives in a wellness vending machine on campus, as…

  5. Reproductive Rights Prof Blog

    More women in poor countries use contraception, says report

    By Reproductive Rights

    AP (Nov. 12, 2018): More women in poor countries use contraception, says report, by Ignatius Ssuuna and Rodney Muhumuza: A report released this week states that modern contraception is effectively expanding and…

  6. Nonprofit Law Prof Blog

    IRS, DOL and HHS Issue Final Regs on Religious Exemption from ACA Contraception Requirements

    By nonprofitlawprof

    The Internal Revenue Service, Department of Labor, and Department of Health and Human Services issued final regulations on November 7 pertaining to the exemptions based on sincerely held religious beliefs…

  7. Family Law Prof Blog

    Kavanaugh Calls Birth Control Abortion-Inducing Drugs

    By Family Law

    From USA Today:Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, already vehemently opposed by abortion-rights advocates, further alienated that contingent during his Senate testimony Thursday when he referred to some forms of birth control…

  8. Reproductive Rights Prof Blog

    Kavanaugh ‘abortion-inducing drug’ comment draws scrutiny

    By Reproductive Rights

    CNN (Sept. 7, 2018): Kavanaugh 'abortion-inducing drug' comment draws scrutiny, by Ariane de Vogue & Veronica Stracqualursi:Brett Kavanaugh's views on birth control drew scrutiny on Thursday as abortion rights advocates charged…

  9. Reproductive Rights Prof Blog

    Truth is Truth: U.S. Abortion Law in the Global Context

    By Reproductive Rights

    ACSblog (Aug. 27, 2018): Truth is Truth: U.S. Abortion Law in the Global Context, by Risa Kaufman & Martha Davis:In a new ACS issue brief, Risa Kaufman and Martha Davis…

  10. Reproductive Rights Prof Blog

    Students sue University of Notre Dame for restricting access to some birth control

    By Reproductive Rights

    Washington Post (Jun. 27, 2018): Students sue University of Notre Dame for restricting access to some birth control, by Erin B. Logan: A Notre Dame alumna and three current student sued the…