Elizabeth W Sepper in the News

NPR August 8, 2023

What just happened when Texas’ abortion bans briefly lifted — and what comes next

Professor Elizabeth Sepper discusses an abortion lawsuit that is facing injunction at the Texas Supreme Court and how sending the case to trial would bring attention to the abortion ban's damaging effects on patients in Texas.

KFF Health News August 7, 2023

How the Texas Trial Changed the Story of Abortion Rights in America

Professor Elizabeth Sepper is quoted in an article about the shifting of abortion advocacy lawsuits to include women denied abortions as plaintiffs.

Medical Marketing and Media August 7, 2023

How the Texas trial changed the story of abortion rights in America

Professor Elizabeth Sepper notes that doctors have appeared in court throughout the entirety of abortion rights history, providing contrast to a recent Texas abortion case in which the plaintiffs were women who had been denied abortions.

The Guardian July 6, 2023

US supreme court strikes blow against LGBTQ+ rights with Colorado ruling

Professor Elizabeth Sepper calls into attention that 303 Creative, the company the Supreme Court permitted to deny wedding website services to same-sex couples, does not currently design wedding websites and has never been approached by a same-sex couple for wedding services.

Texas Standard July 5, 2023

Supreme Court rules 6-3 to make it easier for businesses to deny service to LGBTQ people

Professor Elizabeth Sepper provides insight into the Supreme Court's ruling in 303 Creative v. Elenis and how the case weakens the enforcement of anti-discrimination laws.

The Los Angeles Times July 5, 2023

Opinion: With its 303 Creative decision, the Supreme Court opens the door to discrimination

Professor Elizabeth Sepper pens an opinion piece criticizing the Supreme Court's decision to allow a web design company to deny services to same-sex couples and warns that the Court's reasoning could extend to discrimination on the basis of race, disability, sex and religion.

Slate July 5, 2023

Bloomberg Law April 22, 2023

Supreme Court’s Abortion Pill Call Leaves FDA in Line of Fire

Professor Elizabeth Sepper questions Justice Samuel Alito's stance that the government wouldn't comply with the Supreme Court's hypothetical decision in the mifepristone case.

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Elizabeth W Sepper in the News

What just happened when Texas’ abortion bans briefly lifted — and what comes next

How the Texas Trial Changed the Story of Abortion Rights in America

How the Texas trial changed the story of abortion rights in America

US supreme court strikes blow against LGBTQ+ rights with Colorado ruling

Supreme Court rules 6-3 to make it easier for businesses to deny service to LGBTQ people

Opinion: With its 303 Creative decision, the Supreme Court opens the door to discrimination

The Supreme Court Just Dealt a Major Blow to Corporate Mandates

Religious Freedom Arguments Underpin Wave of Challenges to Abortion Bans

‘We don’t deliver babies here’: Hospitals turn away pregnant patients

Keeping the Faith

OB-GYN Residents Are Leaving Texas for Abortion Training–Maybe for Good

Supreme Court’s Abortion Pill Call Leaves FDA in Line of Fire

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