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The Supreme Court voted to allow emergency abortions in Idaho , but conservatives made it clear that this is only a temporary victory they will overturn after the election.
Frida Ghitis : The issue is entirely of the Supreme Court’s own making. Abortions, some might remember, used to be protected as a constitutional right. But in 2022 , in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization , Supreme Court revoked a right and allowed states to force people to bring pregnancies to term against their will.
A DIG is an unsigned procedural ruling that amounts to the court saying, “Whoops, we shouldn’t have agreed to hear the case when we did. Our bad. Move along now, nothing to see here” The case itself, on whether EMTALA supersedes Idaho ’s law, still exists.
The case will now be heard by the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit .
The Supreme Court's latest abortion ruling is a Cynical Ploy, says Frida Ghitis .
Ghitis: What Barrett is framing as a “concession” is really just the government knocking down a ridiculous argument advanced by the forced-birth brigade.
She says the government's position on these “important” “critical” issues was unknown at the time the court agreed to hear the case, when in fact the government’s position was well-known and well-established.
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