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Ohio's Republican lawmakers and governor are pushing back against 57% blowout wins for abortion rights and marijuana legalization at the ballot box.
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An important move from the Biden administration in an under-the-radar case. Also: Ohio Republicans say they want to ignore the voters after passage of…
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"Women are not without electoral or political power," Alito wrote in Dobbs. On Tuesday, Ohio voters agreed, passing a constitutional amendment…
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A wrench (intentionally?) thrown into the mifepristone case at the district court could upend things at the Supreme Court.
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The anti-abortion, anti-LGBTQ Louisiana lawyer wanted to overturn the 2020 election. Now he's second in the line of succession.
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Even on "liberal" courts. For nearly two weeks recently, a trio of Trump appointees expanded the reach of Idaho's criminal abortion law.
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Backers of the amendment to protect abortion rights proposed a summary that Republican leaders changed. Also: Law Dork joins the 5-4 podcast to talk…
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September began — and the week ended — with a flurry of legal news.
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Finding a moment to breathe in the middle of it all.
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Appeals court would revert to pre-2016 limits on mifepristone, but, under April's SCOTUS order, nothing changes about limits on the drug for now.
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The defeat of a measure to make amending Ohio's constitution more difficult means a reproductive rights measure on the November ballot will face a…
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An unusual argument at the Fifth Circuit, the nation's most conservative appeals court. Also: Another public defender gets a high court nod.
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