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  • … and facilitating abortions. But this wasn’t something she could agree to. Sandra became a pediatric nurse to take care … violate her religious beliefs or lose her job. Because she could not abandon her beliefs—the very beliefs that motivate … her income, and her health insurance. Financially, she could no longer help pay for her son’s college tuition or her …
  • … is contrary to his beliefs, Jack informed the men that he could not create it, and he offered to sell them anything … Parenthood v. Casey. Our research found that babies could move, kick, open and close fingers, hiccup, taste, and … Court of the United States … Jack Phillips … abortion … nonprofits … What Is Alliance Defending Freedom? …
  • … in court. March for Life Education and Defense Fund v. California In 2012, the Obama administration’s Department of … Administration issued new HHS rules , freeing a number of nonprofits with moral or religious objections from the … have been since ). But it didn’t end there. That same day, California filed a lawsuit to block these new HHS rules and …
  • … to the town of Gilbert, Arizona, the church signs could only be six square feet, displayed for no more than 14 … and Life Advocates (NIFLA) v. Becerra (2018) In 2015, a California law required pro-life pregnancy centers to inform … without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of …
  • … line and serve his country during the Gulf War. What he could not have known at the time was that years later, he … health care professionals to provide, upon request, information about assisted suicide to patients and to refer … for medical professionals in the state. Finally, when California passed a law requiring health-care professionals …
  • … so if the non-profit agreed to disclose confidential donor information and more. Over the course of the next year, Chase … they do not like. In another case, O’Handley v. Weber , California officials instructed Twitter (now known as X) to … middle school, administrators told a student that he could not wear a shirt that said, “There are only two …
  • … Wendell was told by staff that they didn’t share information about his daughter’s “transition” with him or his … advisement of families. In a drastic move in August, the California legislature passed S.B. 107 , a law which makes the state of California a “safe haven” for minors to receive irreversible, …
  • … to pro-life views. Hartford’s ordinance resembled the California law the U.S. Supreme Court struck down in National … pregnancy centers to refer for abortions. Just like the California law, Hartford’s law specifically targeted pro-life … own mission. “Hartford claims it’s promoting comprehensive information about health care but only interferes with …
  • … the Respect for Marriage Act. The bill is unnecessary and could have a disastrous effect on religious freedom and free … legal fabric. It jeopardizes the tax-exempt status of nonprofits that exercise their belief that marriage is the … couples following Obergefell . It does much, however, to endanger religious freedom.   Has the Respect for Marriage …
  • … each opened investigations into pregnancy center networks, demanding that they produce thousands of pages of documents … health-care providers from offering even non-medical information, counseling, or services related to pregnancy, … Family and Life Advocates (NIFLA) v. Becerra . A law in California forced state-licensed pro-life pregnancy centers …