Mifepristone will remain available throughout the litigation process.
While it’s possible for the Supreme Court to hear emergency arguments earlier, it’s more likely the case gets docketed during its upcoming term that begins in October.
This means while former Presidentat presidential debates, the nation’s highest court will be focused on the anti-abortion lawsuit seeking to upend“We will continue to use our company’s legal and regulatory tools to ensure access to mifepristone, which is essential to the health of many in the United States,” GenBioPro CEO Evan Masingill, who is the manufacturer of generic mifepristone, said in a statement.
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