The Devastating Consequences of Texas Anti-Abortion Restrictions
This article was originally posted on the Alliance for Justice blog. Emily Rooke-Ley February 29, 2016 On Wednesday, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments inWhole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt, arguably the most significant reproductive rights case since Planned...Amicus Brief to SCOTUS
Jane’s Due Process is proud to have filed an amicus brief in the historic Whole Woman’s Health v. Cole case. The Supreme Court of the United States will hear this case in March. Click here to download the full PDF of our brief.Texas Supreme Court Issues Bypass Rules That Are More Extreme Than H.B. 3994
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 29, 2015 For media interviews, contact: Tina Hester, Executive Director, (512) 450-4899 Susan Hays, Legal Counsel, (214) 557-4819 Texas Supreme Court Issues Bypass Rules That Are More Extreme Than H.B. 3994, the Law the...Why is it so hard for teens to access abortion?
Many of us are aware that getting an abortion in Texas isn’t like getting just any other medical procedure. Despite its safety, women must navigate an array of obstacles designed by the legislature to dissuade and/or block her from having an abortion. Consider these...
Why is no one else talking about teen abortion?
If teens are getting pregnant, they’re also having abortions. Emily Rooke-Ley Hotline Coordinator, Jane’s Due Process 19 November 2015 As abortion becomes an increasingly contentious issue, debated at dinner tables and in legislatures alike, there is a...From the Blog
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