Plan B age-restriction appeal from US government denied by federal judge
Source: The Guardian
Amanda Holpuch in New York
guardian.co.uk, Friday 10 May 2013 18.53 BST
A federal judge has denied an appeal by the US government to an order granting the unrestricted access of emergency contraception to women of all ages.
Eastern court federal district judge Edward Korman ruled in April that emergency contraception should be available to women of all ages without a prescription, citing the support of numerous reputable medical groups and the US Food and Drug Administration.
Days before the order was set to go into effect, the government filed an appeal against the ruling. Judge Korman called the appeal frivolous in a Friday court opinion, but allowed it to move forward if the government filed a stay with the court of appeals by Monday.
Korman has been critical of the government's actions throughout the proceedings. He has repeatedly said he thinks the government's decision is politically motivated and goes against scientific evidence.
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to the left of a Democratic administration.
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''You wouldn't happen to have any Plan-B in there, now wouldja honey?''[/center]
This tactic may be a great way to decriminalise marijuana.
President O can say something he wants and the republicans will go crazy saying they want the opposite. And then just let the Rs 'win' 
