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Court temporarily blocks administration’s reinterpretation of federal law that would force female athletes to compete against males in 20 states.

ADF attorneys represent two pro-life groups in Planned Parenthood’s lawsuit against the attorney general

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A federal court upheld a district court’s decision that three pro-life organizations, not located in Maryland, cannot be required to produce thousands of pages of files by the Baltimore City Council in a lawsuit in which they have no involvement. In December 2014, a judge ruled the city’s requests were “grossly excessive.”