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  • … Court in a  subsequent decision . But for too long, the government has usurped the rights of parents, and courts have … of preschoolers without parental consent. Because the law did not strongly protect parental involvement and … and kids. There is hope, however. Congress can ensure that when a federal policy or action burdens parental rights, …
  • … decided to accompany her daughter on the trip, but she did not serve as a chaperone. During the trip, the students … and while she was still uncomfortable, she agreed to try it for one night so that she could get some sleep. But the … of their children, and that clearly includes the right to decide whether their children should share rooms with members …
  • … informed consent ” is a core principle of medical ethics. It is “the process in which a health care provider educates a … what this group would ultimately produce, it was settled when it  became clear  that many are strongly connected to … might be beyond the developmental capacity of young patients to understand, the revelations call into question …
  • … following piece originally appeared at  National Review . When the federal agency responsible for ensuring the safety … measures that had been in place for years. The federal government knew it would cause more women to need emergency … Freedom are representing physicians like these in our  lawsuit  currently before the U.S. Supreme Court. As we …
  • … to reverse the effects of abortion drugs, research shows it has a 64-68 percent success rate , and statistics indicate … professionals who wish to inform people about it. Why did Bella Health and Wellness sue Colorado? In April 2023, … save unborn lives, but under Colorado’s law, offering APR could mean fines of up to $20,000 per violation for doing so. …
  • … Stutzman had to answer beginning in 2013. That is when she declined to create custom floral arrangements … and openly mocked their faith, but the Attorney General did nothing. There was clearly a double standard about which … to live according to their beliefs without fear of government punishment. That’s why Barronelle stood strong in …
  • … two moved back to Williamsburg, Virginia, in 2004. That’s when Peter began teaching French in public schools. Peter … he loved. They wanted to compel Peter to say something he did not believe, and when he declined to do so, the school … Freedom attorneys filed a lawsuit on Peter’s behalf. The government cannot force Americans to say things that violate …
  • … is to “neither give a deadly drug to anybody if asked for it, nor … make a suggestion to this effect.” But today, some … associations in Mew Mexico from ensuring its members did not participate in assisted suicide. This requirement … a result, ADF dismissed the lawsuit. The bottom line The government can’t force health-care professionals to violate …
  • … saw its free speech rights threatened by the local government. Written by Alliance Defending Freedom Published … without a medical professional present. If Caring Families did not post this sign, it faced fines of up to $100 each day … because the center always has medical personnel on site when providing any medical services to women. Based on this …
  • … the right to hear about the risks involved before they decide whether to undergo the procedure. When Kansas passed its Woman’s Right to Know Act in 1997, it did so to ensure that expectant mothers are informed about …