Suprema Corte ouve argumentos sobre o acesso à mifepristona

A Suprema Corte está analisando contestações às regras de aborto medicamentoso.

Os juízes Clarence Thomas e Samuel Alito apresentaram votos divergentes em um caso envolvendo restrições à mifepristona. O Quinto Circuito havia imposto uma proibição nacional a prescrições por telessaúde para o medicamento. A Suprema Corte emitiu uma ordem emergencial bloqueando essa proibição no início deste ano.

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