Federal judge blocks Illinois law subjecting 'crisis pregnancy centers' to civil liability
Anti-abortion groups filed their First Amendment suit within an hour of Gov. J.B. Pritzker signing the law last week.
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Anti-abortion groups filed their First Amendment suit within an hour of Gov. J.B. Pritzker signing the law last week.
The Thomas More Society, a Catholic law firm, is representing the pregnancy centers in the lawsuit.
“This injunction restores real choice to women facing untimely pregnancy in Illinois — and a chance at life for their unborn children,” Eric Scheidler, executive director of the Pro-Life Action League, said in a statement.
An Illinois law that targets crisis pregnancy centers in the state was temporarily put on hold by a federal judge who said it violated free speech.
An Illinois law that targets crisis pregnancy centers in the state was temporarily put on hold by a federal judge who said it violated free speech.