Greer Donley

Donley is the John E. Murray faculty scholar and associate professor of law at the University of Pittsburgh Law School

Recent Articles

Two Courts Ruled on Abortion. One Got It Right

Judges in Texas and Idaho issued decisions on whether federal protections for patients in emergency situations extend to circumstances in which the treatment would be abortion

By Greer Donley , Kimi Chernoby and Skye Perryman

The Devastating Implications of Overturning Roe Will Go Far Beyond Abortion Patients

On Friday, the Supreme Court held that the Constitution no longer protects the right to an abortion, eviscerating nearly 50 years of precedent and opening the door for states to ban abortion at any point...

By Greer Donley and Jill Wieber Lens

Existing Federal Laws Could Protect Abortion Rights Even if Roe Is Overturned

On this year’s anniversary of Roe v. Wade, many wondered if it would be the last. Ever since the Supreme Court heard arguments in Dobbs vs. Jackson Women’s Health Organization in December, legal scholars have...

By Greer Donley , Rachel Rebouché and David S. Cohen
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