Rachel Rebouche’s faculty profile
The Washington Post October 22, 2025
As red states target abortion pills, this group aims to boost protections
Professor Rachel Rebouché comments on the shield law strategy regarding the use of abortion pills in an article about a new abortion advocacy group.
Texas Monthly October 13, 2025
He Just Wanted to Modernize the DMV. Then Ken Paxton Sued Him.
Professor Rachel Rebouché suspects that the legal battles surrounding a New York physician for prescribing and mailing abortion pills to a Texas resident were designed to take the issue to the Supreme Court as the first significant test of abortion shield laws.
WITF September 30, 2025
Planned Parenthood Keystone operating without Medicaid funds
Professor Rachel Rebouché explains that Republican efforts to block Medicaid funding unfairly target Planned Parenthood, weaken clinics, and discriminate against medical providers that also provide abortion services.
The Guardian September 18, 2025
Abortion pill providers targeted by new Texas law refuse ‘anticipatory obedience’
Professor Rachel Rebouché notes that the new state law allowing people to sue anyone suspected of manufacturing, distributing or mailing abortion pills to or from Texas is the first legislative challenge to shield laws.
The 1A NPR September 11, 2025
The Supreme Court, shield laws, and the future of telehealth abortions
Professor Rachel Rebouché joins the WAMU 1A podcast to discuss interstate lawsuits and emerging conflicts over abortion bans between those attempting to extend their authority beyond borders and "shield law" states.
The 19th September 9, 2025
Texas’ medication abortion ban could achieve a top conservative goal
Professor Rachel Rebouché comments on the passage of Texas House Bill 7 regarding telehealth prescriptions of abortion pills and points to the uncertainty of consequences at the national level.