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PRH amicus briefs are designed for reproductive rights litigation, offering a wealth of knowledge and perspectives from experts, advocates, and individuals affected by reproductive legislation. They provide courts with deep insights into the nuances of reproductive health care, the importance of access to abortions, and the broader implications for personal autonomy.
Physicians for Reproductive Health filed an amicus brief in the Fifth Circuit explaining that in-person dispensing requirements for mifepristone are medically unnecessary and dangerously burden patients nationwide.
Physicians for Reproductive Health filed an amicus brief to the Supreme Court detailing how critical telehealth access to mifepristone is for patients. Requiring in-person dispensing is medically unnecessary and places a dangerous burden on patients...
PRH filed an amicus brief opposing civil neglect penalties for parents who lawfully use Maryland’s Safe Haven Law.
This amicus brief filed by PRH and Doing Right By Birth (DRBB) urges the Maryland Supreme Court to review lower court decisions that punish postpartum parents who safely surrender their newborns under the state’s Safe Haven Law. We argue these ruling...
This amicus brief to the Supreme Court of the United States details how abortion restrictions, including Idaho’s extreme abortion ban, can conflict with physicians’ responsibilities under the federal Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA)...
This brief affirms the safety and efficacy of mifepristone and includes first-hand accounts from trained, expert health care professionals who provide abortion care, on the importance of access to mifepristone.
This brief affirms the safety and efficacy of mifepristone and includes first-hand accounts from trained, expert health care professionals who provide abortion care on the importance of access to mifepristone.
This brief corrects misconceptions about abortion and includes first-hand accounts from trained, expert health care professionals who provide abortion.
On April 8, 2020, reproductive health care providers filed an amicus brief in Little Sisters of the Poor vs. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and State of New Jersey making clear why birth control is an essential component of comprehensive health care.
Abortion providers filed an amicus brief in the June Medical Services v. Gee abortion case highlighting providers’ personal experiences and the impact of restrictive laws on their patients
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