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Upcoming conference to show pro-lifers how to navigate law

8/30/2014

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SACRAMENTO, Calif. - The upcoming "Be Normal & Change History!" ProLife Conference is the first of its kind hosted by California ProLife Council and the National Right to Life Committee. The conference will gather high-level leaders of the pro-life movement in Orange, CA with the goal of showing pro-lifers how to change history by using the civic process available to "normal" American citizens.

 

The conference, to be held on September 13th, hopes to achieve this goal by reflecting upon the success of similar political movements and role of the Right to Life in American society. "The Right to Life is a civil right," said Brian Johnston of the California ProLife Council. "It is essential that individuals understand how the civic process really works, as that is the only way we will change the law and ultimately bring an end to the tragedy that is abortion in America."

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Baltimore attempting to drag pro-life groups into court

8/24/2014

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In a highly irregular move, the Baltimore City Council subpoenaed pro-life groups, not located in Maryland, in a lawsuit in which they have no involvement.


The city and the pro-abortion law firm Center for Reproductive Rights have demanded access to the organizations' private files to help the city defend an ordinance that forces pregnancy resource centers in Baltimore to post signs discouraging women from using their services.

"No government or pro-abortion group has the right to invade the privacy of national pro-life organizations simply to grind an ideological axe," said Matt Bowman of Alliance Defending Freedom. "This fishing expedition is all the more worse because the city, which passed an ordinance against free speech within its borders, is now targeting the free speech of pro-life groups nationwide. This is nothing less than an abuse of power meant to intimidate groups to which the city is ideologically opposed."


ADF represents pro-life organizations Care Net, Heartbeat International, the National Institute of Family and Life Advocates, and Vitae Foundation.

The hearing concerns a June 12 motion to quash the subpoenas in Greater Baltimore Center for Pregnancy Concerns v. Mayor and City Council of Baltimore. That motion, filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland, Northern Division, argued, "The City’s subpoenas exacerbate its First Amendment hostility by infringing on the freedom of expressive association of the organizations. Their documents and testimony are being demanded not because they are regulated by the ordinance (they are not) but because the organizations reside on the opposite side of the abortion debate".

The motion also explained, "No group of citizens can associate behind a common expressive cause if, for that reason alone, the government can demand they disclose their communications, their sources of revenue and donors, their organizational structure and the way in which they pursue their advocacy goals as they vie against competing viewpoints in the public square."

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Judge upholds order to close Cincinnati abortion clinic

8/15/2014

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Today Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas Judge Jerry Metz heard arguments from lawyers for abortionist Martin Haskell and the Ohio Attorney General regarding the Ohio Department of Health's ruling that the abortion clinic in Cincinnati must close.

In his decision Judge Metz agreed with Magistrate Michael Bachman and upheld the Ohio Department of Health’s January 2014 order to close the Women’s Med Center abortion clinic for failing to comply with laws related to patient safety. Judge Metz also did not extend the stay of execution he approved for the abortion facility during the appeal process. The stay expires in five days.

The case will no longer be heard in the Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas, but Women’s Med Center attorneys may possibly appeal to the First Appellate District Court of Appeals.

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Cincinnati abortion clinic sues Ohio Department of Health

8/15/2014

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A lawsuit has been filed on behalf of the Sharonville Women’s Med Center abortion facility, owned by notorious late-term abortionist Martin Haskell, against the Ohio Department of Health for ordering the facility closed for not operating according to lawful health and safety standards.

The lawsuit came just days before Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas Judge Jerry Metz will hear arguments from both Martin Haskell and Attorney General lawyers to decide whether or not to concur with Magistrate Michael Bachman and uphold the ODH order. The hearing will take place this morning. Pro-life groups plan to rally outside the courthouse.

“This abortion provider will stop at nothing to skirt the law,” said Paula Westwood, Executive Director, Right to Life of Greater Cincinnati. “Abortion is a serious procedure for women and lethal for their unborn babies. At the very least women deserve commonsense health and safety standards for patients.”

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