Category: Judicial

By Dave Andrusko One of National Right to Life and its affiliates’ signature issues is a ban on the hideous dismemberment of living unborn babies. Today, the United States Supreme Court agreed to consider whether to allow pro-life Kentucky General Daniel Cameron to intervene to defend HB 454, passed in 2018, after pro-abortion Democratic Governor …

Ultimately judge’s decision must be upheld by Supreme Court of Argentina By Dave Andrusko The Catholic News Agency reported yesterday that on March 18, Judge María Eugenia Bona, a provincial judge in Argentina, “declared the law legalizing elective abortion in the country unconstitutional.” However, “The ruling applies to the [San Luis] province, and must be …

FRANKFORT, Ky. – Attorney General Daniel Cameron has joined a 19-state coalition in filing a motion before the United States Supreme Court to defend the Title X rules and ensure that federal funds are not used to support abortions. “Kentuckians value human life, and we will not stand by while the Biden Administration tries to …

By Indiana Right to Life The U.S. Seventh Circuit has, for the second time, denied the right of Indiana parents to be notified if a minor daughter seeks a judicial bypass to have an abortion. The 2-1 decision, announced on Friday, was authored by Seventh Circuit Judge David Hamilton, an Obama appointee. The previous ruling …

By Dave Andrusko On Monday NRL News Today provided a brief once-over of the decision by a split 7th Circuit Court of Appeals to again declare that Indiana’s 2017 parental notification law was unconstitutional. The reason Senate Enrolled Act 404 was back there in the first place was because the Supreme Court had remanded this …

By Dave Andrusko On Friday, a divided Seventh Circuit Court of appeals panel reaffirmed its earlier decision blocking Indiana’s 2017 parental notification law. As NRL News Today reported, the initial decision went up to the Supreme Court which remanded this law, among others, back to the 7th Circuit, and instructed the court to consider its …

By Dave Andrusko There is virtually no pro-life measure that the Abortion Industry doesn’t immediately challenge in court, including Senate Bill 27, the Unborn Child Dignity Act. As NRL News Today reported earlier this week, abortion providers– including Planned Parenthood and Preterm Cleveland, Women’s Med Group and Northeast Ohio Women’s Center –brought suit Tuesday asking …

By Dave Andrusko Back on February 22, we analyzed a decision on an informed consent law which sharply divided a three-judge panel of the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. The panel rejected Tennessee’s request to issue a stay in order that the state could revive its 48 hour waiting period while the state Attorney …

By Dave Andrusko Back in September we reposted about a lawsuit brought by abortion proponents against a Tennessee’s omnibus pro-life bill.  It was heard by an overly sympathetic U.S. District Court Judge William Campbell. Last Friday Judge Campbell preliminarily enjoined part of the law — an informed consent provision requiring “that abortion clinics post a sign …

By Dave Andrusko On Friday a divided panel of the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected Tennessee’s request to  issue a stay so the state could revive its 48 hour waiting period while the state Attorney General appeals U.S. District Judge Bernard A. Friedman’s decision striking down the law to the full Sixth Circuit. …

From the office of the Louisiana Attorney General BATON ROUGE, La. – A federal court has lifted a prior restraint imposed on Louisiana legislators and prominent national journalists preventing access to and public discussion of information contained in court records related to Louisiana abortion providers. While granting access to numerous documents in June Medical Services, …

By Dave Andrusko At the eleventh hour, another judge rescued Planned Parenthood yet again. Late Wednesday night, Travis County Judge Maya Guerra Gambala granted three Planned Parenthood affiliates operating in Texas a temporary restraining order blocking the state from removing Planned Parenthood from the state’s list of eligible Medicaid providers. Judge Gambala set a hearing …