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Lawyers Spar Before Judge Over Rescinding of Federal Approval of Abortion Pill

Por: The New York Times Health March 16, 2023

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AMARILLO, Texas — The judge in a closely watched lawsuit seeking to overturn federal approval of a widely used abortion pill questioned lawyers publicly for the first time on Wednesday. The wide-ranging hearing included discussion about whether the anti-abortion plaintiffs had the legal standing to sue the government and what type of ruling he had the power to issue.The judge, Matthew J. Kacsmaryk of the Northern District of Texas, said he... + full article



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