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The following quote may be attributed to Alliance Defending Freedom Senior Counsel Erin Hawley, vice president of the Center for Life and Regulatory Practice, regarding the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision Wednesday to hear the case U.S. Food and Drug Administration v. Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine, in which the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit restored common-sense safeguards for chemical abortion drugs: “Every court so far has agreed that the FDA acted unlawfully in removing common-sense safeguards for women and authorizing dangerous mail-order abortions. We urge the Supreme Court ...

… supply of birth control pills mailed to clients was $2.98, but the Medicaid reimbursement Planned Parenthood received for the pills was $26.32. In some cases, the Postal Service returned the pills to Planned … Parenthood received for the pills was $26.32. In some cases, the Postal Service returned the pills to Planned …

ADF attorneys represent House speaker, Senate president in lawsuit filed by Planned Parenthood

Freedom of religious expression no longer banned under school grading policy

ADF attorneys representing physician filed petition for review with state high court

… ask full 6th Circuit to hear consolidated vaccine mandate cases En banc petitions filed in two of four ADF cases challenging Biden administration private employer … mandate via OSHA Published November 18, 2021 Related Cases: The Daily Wire v. Occupational Safety and Health …

… contractors. Attorney J. Russell Hixson, one of nearly 2,500 attorneys allied with ADF, is assisting with the case. … for (1) unnecessary quantities of birth control pills, (2) birth control pills dispensed without examinations or … contractors. Attorney J. Russell Hixson, one of nearly 2,500 attorneys allied with ADF, is assisting with the case. …

Lawsuit takes issue with charging noncommercial Christian radio stations royalty fees more than 18 times higher than secular NPR stations

ADF and NLF attorneys represent Christian student organization previously banished from university campus

Divided 10th Circuit ruled crosses for fallen troopers unconstitutional despite high court comments indicating otherwise