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… broad and illegally infringed on the First Amendment. This was the first of 74 Supreme Court victories in which ADF played a role. Launched earlier that … Health Center … free speech … abortion … sanctity of life … Supreme Court of the United States … Florida … Madsen …

… Planned Parenthood, Univ. of Wis. lied about baby parts, public … minutes of the procedure. “After the procedure, the heart was grasped with sterilized surgical instruments and … to be placed in RNAse-free plastic tubes. Fetal brain was also collected in the same fashion.” The documents ADF …

… Sue Thayer In 1991, Sue Thayer took a job at her local Iowa Planned Parenthood as an entry-level assistant. Case: Thayer … as an entry-level assistant. After a few months she was promoted to office manager. In her new role at her … training me in how to facilitate webcam abortions that I realized, ‘I can’t do this,’” she recalled. “I called our …

… Iowa Planned Parenthood fraud case heads to 8th Circuit Alliance Defending … representing a former Planned Parenthood facility director in Iowa filed notice in district court Wednesday … a 28-day supply of birth control pills mailed to clients was $2.98, but the Medicaid reimbursement Planned Parenthood …

… Appeals court reinstates fraud case against Planned Parenthood in Iowa ADF attorneys represent former Planned Parenthood facility director Published August 29, 2014 Related Case: Thayer v. …

… spent more than 30 years sharing his faith without issue was told by police he could not continue his activities. Case … spent more than 30 years sharing his faith without issue was told by police he could not continue his activities. … …

ADF-allied attorney represents NJ couple who filed suit against state for punishing them for their religious beliefs

… Fifth Circuit’s decision as a proper application of the Planned Parenthood v. Casey “undue burden” standard. HB2 had resulted … health and safety measures. Representing thousands of pro-life physicians and other medical professions in five …

Victory for Orthodox Jewish counselor who sued to protect his First Amendment freedoms

Faith-based adoption provider New Hope Family Services places children in homes with a married mother and father. New York State targeted them for that.