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Ulster County Clerk Refuses To File Texas Fine Against NY Doctor

  • Acting Ulster County Clerk Taylor Bruck refused on Thursday to file a summary judgment requested by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton against New Paltz doctor Margaret "Maggie" Daley Carpenter, who is accused of providing the abortion drug mifepristone to a Texas resident via telehealth.
  • Texas sued Carpenter in December 2024 for prescribing medication abortion via telemedicine, seeking a civil penalty exceeding $100,000 due to her failure to appear in court, based on the state's abortion ban.
  • Bruck cited New York's Shield Law, which protects New York-based health care providers and patients from liability in other states in connection with abortion and gender-affirming resources, calling Texas' request "unprecedented."
  • U.S. Rep. Pat Ryan stated, "Texas AG Ken Paxton chose the wrong community to mess with," while Ulster County Executive Jen Metzger asserted that states have no business interfering in women's reproductive health decisions and affirmed New York's role as a safe haven.
  • The situation, seen as a test of New York's shield law, could lead to further litigation and potentially the first U.S. Supreme Court challenge to state shield laws nationwide, especially given that pills have become the most common method of abortion in the U.S. And are at the center of political and legal fights over abortion access.
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965kvki.com broke the news in on Thursday, March 27, 2025.
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