Dean Rebouche says a White House memo is a step toward clarifying when abortion is permitted and when it is not, which may put pharmacies at ease about dispensing abortion pills. Read More

Dean Rebouche says a White House memo directing federal agencies to find options for making abortion pills more accessible doesn’t offer much that’s “concrete.” Read More

While large pharmacy chains announce plans to dispense mifepristone, smaller ones have many factors to consider. Among them, says Dean Rebouche, may be the chance to make a statement about the drug itself. Read More

Dean Rachel Rebouche joins a special live episode of Strict Scrutiny to unpack post-Dobbs developments, in particular around medication abortion. Read More

As CVS and Walgreens announce plans to dispense mifepristone, Dean Rebouche sees the anti-abortion movement shifting to focus on regulation of abortion pills. Read More

As tensions rise between the FDA and states that ban medication abortion, Dean Rebouche says the federal government may not want to invite legal challenges to the agency’s authority in this climate. Read More

CJ Rice is serving decades behind bars solely on the basis of shaky eyewitness testimony. Prof. Jules Epstein discusses the case and the science on Crime and Cookie Juice, a true-crime podcast from the stars of ID’s Reasonable Doubt. Read More

The first case heard by SCOTUS this term could devastate American wetlands, says Prof. Amy Sinden, if property-rights activists have their way. Read More

Prof. Mark Rahdert shares his proposal for challenging Heller and diluting political power on the Supreme Court in Temple’s Understanding American Gun Violence Part 2. Read More

Will the Commonwealth Court intervene in Philly DA Larry Krasner’s upcoming impeachment trial? Prof. Craig Green there isn’t much precedent for predicting what will happen next. Read More