Category: Judicial

By Dave Andrusko The prospect of the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade in June has the Abortion Industry and much of the media suddenly discovering the importance of state Supreme Courts. Many times we’ve talked about state Supreme Courts finding a heretofore unknown “right to abortion” hidden away in their constitutions. For example, Florida. …

By Dave Andrusko In a decision handed down Tuesday, Elizabeth Gleicher, the chief judge on Michigan’s Court of Claims, held that abortion is a fundamental right under the state’s constitution. In granting a preliminary injunction, Gleicher, gave a “preliminary victory to Planned Parenthood of Michigan that would stop the revival of Michigan’s 1931 abortion ban …

By Sara Buscher Editor’s note. Sara Buscher is a lawyer and Chair, Euthanasia Prevention Coalition USA. On April 20, 2022 an Ohio jury acquitted former doctor William Husel of intentionally murdering 14 patients with extremely large and lethal doses of Fentanyl. Some claim his acquittal means doctors are free to deliberately overdose patients to hasten …

Editor’s note. The following press release was issued by Alliance Defending Freedom to announce the motion filed by Right to Life of Michigan and Michigan Catholic Conference. This brief is a response to Governor Whitmer’s lawsuit that was filed on April 7th. Governor Whitmer is asking the Michigan Supreme Court to find a right to …

FRANKFORT, Ky. (May 12, 2022) – Attorney General Daniel Cameron today urged U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland to respond to recent efforts to intimidate Supreme Court Justices after a draft opinion was leaked in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. “Americans have a right to peacefully protest, but protesting with the intent to intimidate a …

Both sides agreed to wait on Supreme Court By Dave Andrusko When the first draft of Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito’s opinion was leaked to the press, its conclusion that Roe and Casey ought to be overturned had immediate consequences for other abortion cases. For example, “A federal appeals court on Tuesday ordered that a …

Attorney General Rokita proclaims Texas Heartbeat Law is a model for other states  Attorney General Todd Rokita is leading an 18-state coalition fighting the Biden administration’s latest efforts to derail a Texas law that prohibits abortion when doctors can detect a fetal heartbeat.  “We will continue to protect the lives of the unborn and the health …

By Dave Andrusko U.S. District Judge Rebecca Grady Jennings has extended the temporary restraining order issued last Thursday on the enforcement of House Bill 3 until May 19, accepting the argument from the state’s two abortion clinics who said they can’t comply with all its requirements. She said the decision to extend the TRO is not a …

By Michael Cook  In 2019 BioEdge headlined a story: “34 elderly are dead. Why haven’t you read about it?”. A doctor at hospitals in Columbus, Ohio, William Husel, was being investigated in connection with the deaths, all linked to overdoses of Fentanyl, a powerful opioid. This week Dr. Husel was found not guilty on 14 …

New KDHE Numbers Document Further Increases in Abortions, Brutality in 2021 (Topeka, KS ) – April 26 marks the three-year anniversary of the Kansas Supreme Court extreme ruling in Hodes & Nauser v. Schmidt, which radically changed the state constitution to enable a nearly unlimited abortion industry. Last year’s historic increase in the annual abortion …

By Dave Andrusko A week ago today we wrote about a clearly frustrated Attorney General Austin Knudsen, indignant that Montana’s parental consent law for minors seeking abortions had been delayed for going on nine years. “The State moves to dissolve the preliminary injunction in this case,” said the April 20 motion. “It’s been 3,181 days …

Editor’s note. The following article was published by the Healthcare Advocacy and Leadership Organization (HALO) and reposted at Euthanasia Prevention. It is excerpted. “When I use a word,” Humpty Dumpty said, in rather a scornful tone, “it means just what I choose it to mean—neither more nor less.” “The question is,” said Alice, “whether you …