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  • … illnesses, not offer them a ‘quick exit’ through immediate death.” As the friend-of-the-court brief filed in the case … unrecognized right to ‘medical aid in dying,’ where a doctor prescribes lethal medication for use in committing … life-saving treatment,” the brief continued. “The right to reject treatment is based on the common-law right to reject a …
  • … decided to continue to serve his customers at the market. No one protested. That did not change city officials’ resolve that Tennes could no longer participate in the market due to his statement of … decided to continue to serve his customers at the market. No one protested. That did not change city officials’ resolve …
  • The following quote may be attributed to Alliance Defending Freedom Senior Counsel Denise Burke regarding the failure Wednesday of the deceptively named “Women’s Health Protection Act” to pass the U.S. Senate for the second time this year: “Today the U.S. Senate once again rejected legislation that would have endangered women and unborn babies under the guise of ‘health care.’ The so-called ‘Women’s Health Protection Act’ would have prohibited most—if not all—of the reasonable state laws related to abortion that are currently in place to protect the health of pregnant mothers, the dignity of ...
  • The following quote may be attributed to Alliance Defending Freedom Senior Counsel Denise Burke regarding the failure Monday of the deceptively named “Women’s Health Protection Act” to pass the U.S. Senate. The bill would have radically expanded abortion access by invalidating almost every state law regulating abortion, thereby reducing health protections for women: “Despite contending to be about women’s health, the so-called ‘Women’s Health Protection Act’ would have endangered women and unborn babies by prohibiting most—if not all—of the reasonable state regulations on abortion currently in ...
  • … Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys representing a doctor and the Christian Medical & Dental Associations  asked … Act. Then, despite the medical-ethics consensus that no physician should be forced to participate in … Act. Then, despite the medical-ethics consensus that no physician should be forced to participate in …
  • … schools, so it was fully appropriate for the court to reject the university’s request to throw out this lawsuit. … schools, so it was fully appropriate for the court to reject the university’s request to throw out this lawsuit. …
  • … ADF: NCAA should reject call to punish Idaho for protecting women’s sports … Fairness for Women in Sports Act … ACLU … ADF: NCAA should reject call to punish Idaho for protecting women’s sports …
  • … also co-authored the 2017 law review article, Free to Do No Harm: Conscience Protections for Healthcare Professionals . …
  • … care professionals who wish to abide by their oath to “do no harm.” The state agencies are construing Vermont’s assisted …
  • … Alliance for Christian Education. Greg earned his Juris Doctor in 1990 from Duke University School of Law, where he … He lives in Northern Virginia with his wife (a medical doctor) and two daughters. … Gregory S. Baylor serves as … Alliance for Christian Education. Greg earned his Juris Doctor in 1990 from Duke University School of Law, where he …