On June 27, the Supreme Court handed down a per curiam (unsigned) decision for the cases Moyle v. U.S.S. and Idaho v. U.S.S.. with an order that sounds less consequential than it is: “The writs of certiorari before judgment are dismissed as improvidently granted, and the stays entered by the Court on January 5, 2024, are vacated.”

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Moyle v. U.S.: Court Restores Injunction Against Idaho Abortion Ban; Decision on the Merits Postponed

  • Leslie F. Goldstein

摘要

On June 27, the Supreme Court handed down a per curiam (unsigned) decision for the cases Moyle v. U.S.S. and Idaho v. U.S.S.. with an order that sounds less consequential than it is: “The writs of certiorari before judgment are dismissed as improvidently granted, and the stays entered by the Court on January 5, 2024, are vacated.”