Notorious Judge Sets Trial Date for 'Sham' Lawsuit That Could Bankrupt Planned Parenthood

Update 10/24/23: Instead of dismissing a meritless case about Planned Parenthood billing Texas Medicaid for providing services like birth control, Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk decided it should go to trial. He scheduled the trial for April 2024, meaning his ruling—and any appeals—will come out in the run-up to the presidential election. It’s possible the Supreme Court will release a ruling on the abortion pill around that time as well.

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