Elliot Institute Praises SD Screening Bill, Urges Governor to Sign
Bill Contains Elements of Elliot Institute’s Model Screening Legislation The Elliot Institute and the Stop Forced Abortions Alliance are praising the passage of a bill in South Dakota that would...
View ArticleSouth Dakota Governor Signs Screening Bill
Planned Parenthood Plans to File Suit to Stop Law Protecting Women’s Rights The governor of South Dakota has signed a bill that would require doctors to screen women before abortion to ensure that they...
View ArticlePlanned Parenthood Sues to Stop Screening Law
South Dakota Law Protects Rights of Women Facing Coerced and Unsafe Abortions, Gives Information on Alternatives Planned Parenthood has filed a lawsuit over a new South Dakota law requiring doctors to...
View ArticlePre-Abortion Screening Law to Take Effect in South Dakota
A federal court has dissolved an injunction against enforcement of a new law in South Dakota that requires abortion doctors to screen women for coercion and other factors that increase the risk of...
View ArticleAll Abortion Risks Must Be Disclosed, Appeals Court Rules
Argument to Invert Traditional Medical Standards Rejected Springfield, IL (July 26, 2012) — A U.S. Court of Appeals has ruled that abortion providers can be required to disclose risks associated with...
View ArticleEmpower Women, Not the State
By Christina Dunigan Christina Dunigan of Real Choice, a researcher who tracks women’s deaths from abortion, writes about how abortionists can violate informed consent laws and the need for right to...
View ArticlePlanned Parenthood Is Guilty of Negligent Screening
For Immediate Release December 29, 2015 Planned Parenthood Is Guilty of Negligent Screening David C. Readon, Ph.D. Congressional hearings into Planned Parenthood should look beyond the deceptive fetal...
View ArticleNew Legislation Would Help Women Who Have Suffered Psychological Distress...
2/21/2017 New legislation introduced in Florida and Iowa would make it easier for women who suffer psychological distress after abortion to hold abortionists accountable. Usually, tort law doesn’t...
View ArticleAll Abortion Risks Must Be Disclosed, Appeals Court Rules
Argument to Invert Traditional Medical Standards Rejected Springfield, IL (July 26, 2012) — A U.S. Court of Appeals has ruled that abortion providers can be required to disclose risks associated with...
View ArticleEmpower Women, Not the State
By Christina Dunigan Christina Dunigan of Real Choice, a researcher who tracks women’s deaths from abortion, writes about how abortionists can violate informed consent laws and the need for right to...
View ArticlePlanned Parenthood Is Guilty of Negligent Screening
For Immediate Release December 29, 2015 By David C. Readon, Ph.D. Congressional hearings into Planned Parenthood should look beyond the deceptive fetal tissue donation forms they ask women to sign....
View ArticleNew Legislation Would Help Women Who Have Suffered Psychological Distress...
2/21/2017 New legislation introduced in Florida and Iowa would make it easier for women who suffer psychological distress after abortion to hold abortionists accountable. Usually, tort law doesn’t...
View ArticleMaking Abortion Rare, the Chief Justice Roberts Way
Aug. 13, 2020 In 2016, Chief Justice Roberts voted to uphold a Texas law requiring abortionists to have hospital admitting privileges. But in 2020, he voted to reject an identical statute in...
View ArticleThe Weak Spots in the Texas Abortion Ban Can be Easily Fixed
Pro-lifers are excited by the Supreme Court’s decision to refuse an injunction against enforcement of Texas’s new ban on abortions after six weeks of gestation. But notably, the Supreme Court’s...
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