People who take methotrexate for a variety of medical conditions have had difficulty filling their prescriptions in abortion-restrictive states without intrusive questioning by pharmacists about their reproductive plans. Dean Rachel Rebouche says the issue is “confusion.” Read More

Could international human rights law provide a framework for US abortion regulation? Dean Rachel Rebouche and co-author Mindy Roseman make the case in this op-ed for The Hill. Read More 

As South Carolina’s GOP-led legislature fails to pass an abortion ban, Dean Rebouche tells Vox that such laws are proving more complicated than an “on-off switch,” and could bring international stigma to states that manage to pass them. Read More

Dean Rachel Rebouche says a 5th Circuit ruling that HHS cannot compel hospitals to provide gender-affirming care if it contradicts their religious beliefs may have implications for abortion access as well. Read More

Dean Rachel Rebouche contributes to this New Yorker piece on Justice Alito. Read More

Dean Rachel Rebouche and co-authors David S. Cohen and Greer Donley offer a roadmap for the abortion rights movement in their Stanford Law Review essay, Rethinking Strategy After Dobbs. Read More

A bipartisan bill to codify Roe and Casey is getting a tepid reaction from abortion rights groups who say it is not explicit enough to overcome Chief Justice Roberts’ willingness to gut the viability standard. Dean Rachel Rebouche sees it differently. Read More

GenBioPro, which makes one of the drugs used in medication abortion, has withdrawn its suit challenging Mississippi’s abortion ban. Dean Rachel Rebouche says that Dobbs has changed the nature of the legal questions at issue. Read More

Abortion is on the ballot in five states this November. Dean Rachel Rebouché says to expect some surprises. Read more.

Arizona abortion law has been thrown into chaos and confusion by its attorney general’s push to enforce a 1901 law that criminalizes the procedure. Dean Rachel Rebouché says it’s “part and parcel of the post-Dobbs legal landscape.” Read more.