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- … or resist and be punished,” Bowman said. On July 27, Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys obtained the … or resist and be punished,” Bowman said. On July 27, Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys obtained the …
- … and contraception under threat of heavy penalties. On July 27, Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys obtained the … and contraception under threat of heavy penalties. On July 27, Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys obtained the …
- … eliminate her editorial control over her photographs and blog. It’s unlawful to coerce an artist to create messages … eliminate her editorial control over her photographs and blog. It’s unlawful to coerce an artist to create messages …
- … strikes down Texas law protecting women Published June 27, 2016 Related Case: Whole Woman's Health v. Hellerstedt …
- … FDA to protect health, safety of women Published August 16, 2023 Related Case: U.S. Food and Drug Administration v. … violation of longstanding federal law. Additionally, in 2016, the FDA extended the permissible gestational age of the … Reporting System. The 5th Circuit held that the FDA’s 2016 action violated the Administrative Procedure Act and …
- … County Right to Life to run its advertisement for up to 16 months and amended its advertising policy. In June 2016, ADF won a similar case at the U.S. Court of Appeals … to 16 months and amended its advertising policy. In June 2016, ADF won a similar case at the U.S. Court of Appeals …
- … to one Supreme Court upheld in 2005 Published June 27, 2016 Related Case: Davis v. Shade BALTIMORE – On Friday, …
- … following expedited hearing Wednesday Published May 16, 2023 Related Case: U.S. Food and Drug Administration v. … WHEN: Immediately following hearing, which begins at 1 p.m. CDT, Wed., May 17 WHERE: U.S. Court of Appeals for … violation of longstanding federal law. Additionally, in 2016, the FDA extended the permissible gestational age of the …
- Christian Andzel’s pro-life club was charged almost $650 to hold a debate when other campus groups didn’t have to pay anything.
- Order explains ‘America is wide enough for those who applaud same-sex marriage and those who refuse to.’