Category: Supreme Court

 By Dave Andrusko  Earlier this month, we wrote about what was then the forthcoming documentary, “Created Equal: Clarence Thomas in His Own Words.” The film, produced and directed by Michael Pack, opened in theatres today. You can view the trailer here. “Pack managed to get the famously quiet jurist talking, guiding viewers on an intimate …

By Dave Andrusko Somehow this went under my radar, but luckily there is still plenty of time to alert you to a very promising documentary that will be playing in theatres around the nation come January 31. The title is “Created Equal: Clarence Thomas in His Own Words,” and is produced and directed by Michael …

By Dave Andrusko Yesterday we posted as quickly as we could news that the Supreme Court (without comment or noted dissent) had refused to hear an ACLU challenge to a 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision upholding Kentucky’s Ultrasound Informed Consent Act. Today we will take a deeper look at the decision and into …

By Tony Perkins Editor’s note. Mr. Perkins is president of the Family Research Council. When Governor Matt Bevin walked out of his office for the last time, it’s somewhat fitting that the U.S. Supreme Court picked Monday to uphold one of the most important laws he ever signed — the Kentucky ultrasound bill. The justices, …

By Dave Andrusko Without comment or noted dissent, the Supreme Court this morning refused to hear an ACLU challenge to a 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals decision that upheld Kentucky’s Ultrasound Informed Consent Act. The 2017 law, based on an NRLC model, requires abortionists to perform an ultrasound prior to an abortion, display and …

By Brad Wilmouth On Sunday’s World News Tonight, at the end of a full report on liberal Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s health scare from the weekend, ABC reporter Kyra Phillips misleadingly gave the impression that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell had reacted to her health problems by ghoulishly speculating about replacing her when, …

By Dave Andrusko This will be a brief post. Writing for the Wall Street Journal, Jess Bravin tells us that perhaps alone among Supreme Court justices, Roe v. Wade author Harry Blackmun “made detailed assessments of Supreme Court advocates” who appeared before the Justices. How can anyone even know this? Referring to notes made about …

By Dave Andrusko Moving forward, the answers to one of the key questions posed by the three moderators at Tuesday 4th debate featuring 12 Democrats running for President is very much worth reading. (You can read the entire transcript here.) Immediately following the question about “reproductive rights,” CNN’s Erin Burnett asked The Supreme Court is …

By Dave Andrusko The Supreme Court announced this morning that it has agreed to hear Louisiana’s Act 620, the 2014 law that requires abortion clinics to have a physician with admitting privileges at a local hospital in case of emergencies. The justices will likely hear oral arguments this winter with a decision coming in June …

By Louisiana Right to Life The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear oral arguments in the case of Louisiana Act 620, the Unsafe Abortion Protection Act, which requires abortion physicians to have admitting privileges at a local hospital. In February the Court granted the Shreveport abortion facility’s emergency stay request after the U.S. Court …