米最高裁、中絶薬の郵送継続を容認

米最高裁は木曜日、中絶薬ミフェプリストンの郵送による全国的な配布を継続することを認める緊急命令を下した。この署名のない決定は、オンラインでの処方と発送を許可するバイデン政権下の政策を取り消した連邦控訴裁判所の判断を一時的に差し止めるものである。

この命令に法的な説明は付されていない。サミュエル・アリート判事とクラレンス・トーマス判事は反対の意を表明した。アリート判事は、この決定がドブス判決を骨抜きにする枠組みを永続させるものだと批判し、トーマス判事は郵送システムを犯罪的な事業であるとし、申請者が逸失利益を理由に被害を主張することはできないと述べた。

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