The Supreme Court spoke out on the abortion issue once again, and again we are disappointed with the justices’ decision. The Supreme Court’s 5-4 ruling in June Medical Services v. Russo renders the reasonable Louisiana law requiring doctors who perform…
Featured Article published in Society of St. Sebastian, Bioethics in Law & Culture, Fall 2018, vol. 1 issue 4 The case of Whole Woman’s Health Alliance v. Paxton is currently pending before The United States District Court for the Western…
loSince his appointment to the Supreme Court in 1988 by President Reagan, the pro-life movement has had high hopes that Justice Anthony Kennedy would be a trustworthy pro-life vote. We had hoped he would vote to completely overturn Roe v….
The following piece was written exclusively for Public Discourse. The Supreme Court is a vote away from unraveling years of incremental pro-life legislation as it examines the case surrounding Texas’ abortion-safety law HB2. But holding the abortion industry to a…
This week, the Supreme Court of the United States will consider Whole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt. In this lawsuit several abortion providers have challenged two safety provisions of a law, House Bill 2, the Texas Legislature passed in 2013 by…
The U.S. Supreme Court decided to consider a challenge to HB 2, the pro-life law passed by wide margins in the Texas House and Senate and signed into law by then-Gov. Rick Perry in July 2013. That case is known…