From the monthly archives:

January 2008

Delaware Court Allows the Removal of Brain-Damaged 23-year old Woman’s Feeding Tube

by J. Margaret Datiles on January 31, 2008

DEADLINE EXTENDED: 2008 AUL Legal Fellowship Program

by Matthew Eppinette on January 31, 2008

Blogs for Life

by Matthew Eppinette on January 30, 2008

Outrage in New Hampshire: Lawmakers Consider Measure Endangering Minors and Trampling Parental Rights

by Denise Burke on January 30, 2008

Protecting Life: Adherence to the Rule of Law and Judicial Restraint in Mississippi

by Matthew Eppinette on January 29, 2008

Ninth Circuit: Denying Choose Life license plates is unconstitutional

by Mailee Smith on January 29, 2008

Wisconsin Assembly Bill 377: The Latest Assault on Freedom of Conscience

by Denise Burke on January 28, 2008

Georgia Catholic Bishops on Georgia Human Life Amendment (HLA)

by J. Margaret Datiles on January 25, 2008

Studies Relating to Long-Term Health Consequences of Abortion

by Matthew Eppinette on January 24, 2008

Embryo: A Defense of Human Life

by Matthew Eppinette on January 23, 2008

39th State Supreme Court Whitepaper Posted

by Matthew Eppinette on January 23, 2008

Life at the Movies

by Matthew Eppinette on January 22, 2008

Bad News and Good News Out of the Eighth Circuit

by Mailee Smith on January 22, 2008

Presidential Proclamation

by Matthew Eppinette on January 22, 2008

Americans United for Life on Roe v. Wade at 35

by Matthew Eppinette on January 22, 2008

The Growing Aversion to Abortion

by Matthew Eppinette on January 21, 2008

Former Attorney General Phill Kline “Vindicated” by Sitting Kansas Judge

by Mailee Smith on January 18, 2008

AUL State Supreme Court Project

by Matthew Eppinette on January 17, 2008

Marine Murder Investigation Highlights Disparity Between Federal and State Laws

by Denise Burke on January 17, 2008

Terri’s Day

by J. Margaret Datiles on January 16, 2008

Americans United for Life Releases Ranking of Pro-life States

by Matthew Eppinette on January 15, 2008

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