Supreme Court agrees to review Oklahoma abortion pill case

[cali]

The US Supreme Court on Thursday agreed to wade into a dispute over an Oklahoma regulation of the abortion-inducing drug RU-486.

In a brief order, the justices agreed to take up the case, and then asked the Oklahoma Supreme Court to determine whether the disputed state law bars the application of certain drugs used in chemically induced abortions.

The court said that further proceedings in the case would be reserved pending receipt of a response from the Supreme Court of Oklahoma.

The action came in an appeal filed on behalf of the Oklahoma attorney general asking the justices to reinstate an Oklahoma law regulating RU-486 abortions that was struck down by the state high court in December.

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http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/Justice/2013/0627/Supreme-Court-agrees-to-review-Oklahoma-abortion-pill-case/%28page%29/2

I can't see why the hell the court took this case but I don't see it as a good sign of SC rulings on abortion

[Wounded Bear]

1. Yeah, this looks like a tough one to call....

By rights, they should uphold that the drug is legal.

[Politicalboi]

2. It's too bad people can't sue

These Red states because they have to move to states that are sane.