The case has been sent back to district court.
The case has been sent back to district court.
The Woman and Child Protection Act will crack down on the distribution of abortion drugs in Texas.
Texas law holds abortionists accountable for illegal procedures, not clients.
He is seeking more than $1 billion in damages.
The legislation targets the manufacture and provision of abortion-inducing drugs.
With abortion facilities already shut down, pro-life lawmakers argue the next front in the battle is the online pipeline of chemical abortions.
Pro-life activists are urging passage of the Woman and Child Protection Act to better safeguard Texas mothers and unborn children from abortion drugs.
“Pro-life superlawyer” Jonathan Mitchell filed the complaint in a South Texas federal court.
The Senate passed similar legislation during the regular session, but it was not approved by the House.
The father of two aborted children seeks a national injunction against Dr. Remy Coeytaux to keep him from further distributing abortifacient drugs in the U.S.