Progress in the bid to make abortion pills more widely available
Interim Dean Rachel Rebouche and co-authors Greer Donley and David S. Cohen question the FDA’s remaining restrictions on medication abortion in this op-ed for the Boston Globe.
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Photogrammetry—Sharper than the Eye
Professor Jules Epstein describes how photogrammetry was used to free a Philadelphia man wrongly convicted of murder. Read more at American Bar.
The FDA’s telehealth safety net for abortion only stretches so far
Interim Dean Rachel Rebouche and co-authors Greer Donnelly and David Cohen discuss the FDA’s decision to permanently loosen restrictions on medication abortion in this op-ed for The Hill.
A US judge overturns the Sackler family’s immunity from law suits
Prof. Jonathan Lipson says that a federal judge’s decision to re-open the Purdue Pharma bankruptcy vindicates those who expressed concern about the Sacklers’ escape from liability under the deal, but is otherwise “no cause for celebration.” Read more at MSN News.
Supreme Court Allows Challenge to Texas Abortion Ban, but Leaves It in Effect
Interim Dean Rachel Rebouche explains the risks faced by Texas healthcare providers in the wake of SCOTUS’ decision to leave that state’s abortion ban in place. Read more at Verywell Health.
The Great Inheritors: How Three Families Shielded Their Fortunes From Taxes for Generations
Dynastic wealth has shaped American tax policy – and poses an urgent threat to democracy, warns Prof. Alice Abreu in this long read from ProPublica.
Supreme Court Leaves Texas Abortion Providers With Few Remedies
Interim Dean Rachel Rebouche discusses strategies for protecting access to abortion, including a shift to state courts and constitutions, with Bloomberg Law.
U.S. Efforts to Catch Cybercriminals Abroad Hinge on Extradition
US efforts to catch cybercriminals hinge on extradition, but extradition treaties often have human rights implications, says Prof. Duncan Hollis. Read more at Bloomberg Law.
HBO’s ‘Succession’ Provides Succession Planning Insights And Lessons For Business Leaders
HBO’s popular show, Succession, makes a dramatic and entertaining case for what Prof. Tom Lin calls a critical element of corporate governance. Read more at Forbes.
Supreme Court Hears Arguments In Mississippi Abortion Case. What Are The Key Takeaways?
Interim Dean Rachel Rebouche joins KPCC’s Airtalk to discuss the Supreme Court arguments in Dobb v. Jackson and the future of abortion law in America. Read more at KPCC.
