U.S. District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk even asked lawyers involved in the case not to make the date at the Amarillo courthouse public until he puts it on the docket late Tuesday.
scheduled the first hearing for Wednesday but didn’t put it on the public docket because he doesn’t want protesters to show up, The Washington Post reported. U.S.
District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk even asked lawyers involved in the case not to make the date at the Amarillo courthouse public until he puts it on the docket late Tuesday, sources told the newspaper. A conservative group is trying to overturn government approval of mifepristone, one of two drugs used in an abortion protocol; the Justice Department is defending the approval.
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