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… 9th Circuit to hear taxpayer’s fraud allegations against Planned Parenthood ADF attorneys available to media following hearing … Tuesday Published June 6, 2016 Related Case: Bloedow v. Planned Parenthood of the Great Northwest WHO:  ADF Senior …

… Arizona Supreme Court issues huge win for artistic freedom … of Phoenix Brush & Nib Studio video  |  B-roll   |  Photos Press conference (2019-09-16):  Video PHOENIX  – The Arizona …

… Judge rules Planned Parenthood clinics dispensing RU-486 must follow law ADF … Mo. health safety law Published May 9, 2008 Related Case: Planned Parenthood of Kansas and Mid-Missouri v. Drummond …

… Alaska doctors: Planned Parenthood shouldn’t get to decide what ‘medically necessary’ … elective abortions Published April 20, 2016 Related Case: Planned Parenthood of the Great Northwest v. State of Alaska …

… Montana Seeks to Protect the Rights of Pregnant Women, Planned Parenthood Sues to Block Commonsense Safety Laws Pregnant … years ago, in fact, Planned Parenthood dropped a case in Arizona  that challenged similar health and safety …

… on potentially unlawful funding, failure to regulate Planned Parenthood ADF-allied attorney seeks full disclosure of state … In addition to nearly $900,000 a year in federal funding, Planned Parenthood had also been receiving more than $350,000 …

… Facing threat of jail time, Arizona artists ask state Supreme Court to protect their … of up to six months jail time, two artists asked the Arizona Supreme Court Monday to take up their challenge to a … and refrain from conveying. In a  ruling last month , the Arizona Court of Appeals allowed the law to stand. “Artists …

… forced religious groups to pay for abortion coverage at Planned Parenthood’s bidding Churches file appeal to stop California … Calif.  – Three churches filed a notice of appeal Thursday in their lawsuit challenging the California …

The following quote may be attributed to Alliance Defending Freedom President, CEO, and General Counsel Michael Farris in response to Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn., mischaracterizing the work of ADF and its defense of religious freedom during a Senate Judiciary Committee nomination hearing Wednesday: “It is deeply regrettable that Sen. Franken is misinformed about our work on behalf of religious freedom, something so ‘extreme’ that even seven justices of the U.S. Supreme Court agreed with our position three months ago in Trinity Lutheran Church of Columbia v. Comer. There is a real danger of ...

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