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  • … its definition or face punishment by the state. This could include churches, schools, and private associations …
  • … when the Department of Justice told Virginia that its vote could not count since the ERA was no longer up for debate, … Schlafly was right to halt it in its tracks.   1. The ERA could create a radical abortion regime Activists could use the ERA to create federal protections for the …
  • … An attorney, Smith began defending homeschooling in California both in court and before the legislature after … homeschoolers, so there were few support groups my wife could meet with. And there wasn’t any curriculum designed for … at that time. Almost immediately, we found out that California was not a homeschool-friendly state. The …
  • … have to get up and continue working for her trafficker. “I could not help or do anything because my trafficker would … these pro-life pregnancy centers do not refer or provide information about abortion services, the law censors them, … placing immense restrictions on their ability to provide information, counseling, and other non-medical services. Read …
  • … the West Coast, the idea that one Supreme Court decision could obliterate state-level protections for unborn life came … but was unwilling to abort her unborn child. Unless she could keep her pregnancy a secret, she was convinced she …
  • … organizations, and faculty members with support and information as they face escalating attacks on their First … social media.   ADF attorneys sent a letter to the school demanding that it retract the no-contact orders, which it … student fees was Apodaca v. White . In this case out of California State University–San Marcos, the pro-life …
  • … because of our clients’ lawsuits. In 2015, for example, California passed the so-called “Reproductive FACT Act,” … Shortly after the law’s passage but before the law could be enforced against ADF’s clients, ADF filed a federal … its way to the Supreme Court, which in 2018 overturned California’s law. Both the Supreme Court and the lower court …
  • … had all the children his small, mostly volunteer staff could handle, and a waiting list that just keeps growing. … genuinely hard-pressed for money, but “there’s no way I could have these kids eating that junk.” Nor was he willing … meals coming. Even if he could land some generous outside donors, “it still would’ve been very tight.” One of the board …
  • … bolster their position by claiming that pro-life policies could put mothers at risk. Planned Parenthood changed its … before the drugs would be prescribed, and that visit could include an ultrasound. But in recent years, the U.S. … long as women are less than 10 weeks pregnant, have good information about how to take abortion drugs, and don’t have …
  • … “visitation may serve the best interest of the child,” it could grant visitation rights—even against a parent’s wishes. … the Biden administration’s proposed Title IX regulations could allow the federal government to require schools to … Act would provide legal recourse to parents so they could challenge the violation. Importantly, however, this …