The court lifted its stay of an order that applied to a two-pill variant of the "morning after" contraceptive pill, which Eastern District Judge Edward Korman had required the federal government to make available to all women and girls of childbearing age without a prescription, but not the one-pill variant.
June 06, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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A federal appellate court on Wednesday enforced an order by Eastern District Judge Edward Korman (See Profile) requiring the federal government to make available a form of the "morning after" contraceptive pill to all women and girls of childbearing age without a prescription.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit lifted its May 14 stay that applied to a part of Korman’s ruling that affected a two-pill variant of the generic equivalent of the drug Plan B.
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