The Center for Reproductive Rights website houses an extensive database on court cases that impact the ability of people to decide when, if, and how to have a family. Following are links to the Amicus Briefs filed in the Dobbs vs. Jackson Women’s Health Organization case.
Constitutional and Federal Law Briefs
- American Bar Association
- American Civil Liberties Union
- Constitutional Accountability Center
- Constitutional Law Scholars
- Civil Rights Organizations
- Equal Protection Constitutional Law Scholars
- Information Society Project
- Reproductive Justice Scholars
- Scholars of Supreme Court Procedure
International and Human Rights Briefs
- United Nations Mandate Holders
- European Legal Scholars
- International and Comparative Legal Scholars
- International Federation of Gynecology and Obstetrics
- International Human Rights Organizations
Medical and Scientific Briefs
- Major Medical Groups
- Medical Science Around Fetal Pain
Researchers, Scholars, and Experts Briefs
- Economists
- Historians
- History of Political Polarization
- Public Health Experts
- Social Science Experts
Personal Stories Briefs
- Athletes
- Abortion Stories
Community Impacts and Harms Briefs
- Asian American and Pacific Islander Community
- Birth Equity Organizations
- Black Women’s Procreative Liberty
- Criminalization of People Who Have Abortions
- Disability Rights Organizations
- Faith-Based Groups
- Gender-Based Violence
- LGBTQ Organizations
- Pregnancy Rights
- Native American Communities
- Organizations of Women Lawyers
- Puerto Rican Organizations
- Religious Pluralism
- Reproductive Justice Organizations
- Women’s Equality and Economic Opportunity
- Young Women
Abortion Providers and Funds Briefs
- Abortion Funds
- Providers’ Perspectives
- Violence Against Providers
State, Local, and Federal Government Officials Briefs
- Local Governments
- Members of Congress
- Former Judges, Department of Justice Officials, and other Law Enforcement
- State Attorneys General
- State Legislators
- U.S. Solicitor General