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- … of pro-life advocates challenging abortion activities. What's at stake The freedom to peacefully assemble and … the rights of conservative and pro-life organizations from government discrimination and interference Our role in this … of pro-life advocates challenging abortion activities. What's at stake The freedom to peacefully assemble and …
- Women’s protections through Patient Safety Ordinance left largely intact after abortionist dismisses lawsuit against Allen County
- After abortionists sought to halt enforcement of law, ADF attorneys filed emergency motion in the Supreme Court of Appeals of WV.
- … writ of certiorari 6/15/2020 Frequently Asked Questions What happens now that Roe v. Wade is overturned? Since the … and align with their state’s values. Read more about what happens next here . When did SCOTUS decide Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health …
- The city of Fort Wayne’s public transportation company refused to accept an ad from a life-affirming health care referral service for women in need.
- A state court in Florida banned protestors from entering a 36-foot zone around the Aware Woman Center for Choice abortion facility.
- ADF attorneys serving as co-counsel to AG Morrisey urge federal court to uphold state’s pro-life law, deny abortion providers’ attempt to halt enforcement
- NJ attorney general unlawfully targets pro-life pregnancy center
- … misapplying a city ordinance against a faith-based women’s shelter after it referred an inebriated and injured man to a … Court Order regarding pending motions 8/9/2019 Trial Court Shelter executive director declaration (2018-12-13) … motion for preliminary injunction 11/1/2018 Trial Court Shelter resident declarations 11/1/2018 Trial Court Shelter …
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