Legislative Update: These 5 States Are Taking Up Private School-Choice Bills
More than 13% of Catholic school students nationwide use school choice program funding to help with tuition.
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Alabama Governor Signs Bill for IVF Clinic Immunity in Deaths of Human Embryos
IVF is a fertility treatment opposed by the Catholic Church because it separates the marriage act from procreation and destroys embryonic human life.
Pro-Life Groups Urge Alabama Governor to Veto IVF Bill
Letter was signed by Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America, March for Life Action, Live Action, Students for Life Action, Human Coalition Action, and several other prominent pro-life groups.
Alabama Senate Passes IVF Protection Bill Amid Catholic Outcry
Bill grants immunity to in vitro fertilization providers in cases of death or injury to unborn babies during the IVF process.
Alabama House Passes Bill Protecting IVF
Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America and the Alabama Policy Institute issued a joint statement before the bill’s passage criticizing lawmakers for supporting legislation that they claim conflicts with pro-life principles.
Fact and Fiction in the Alabama Frozen-Embryo Case
ANALYSIS: The court ruling should encourage IVF clinics to reform their protocols on safety and informed consent.
Alabama Republicans Introduce Bills That Would Let IVF Clinics Destroy Human Embryos
Lawmakers intend to bypass the state Supreme Court’s recent decision by providing clinics immunity from criminal prosecution and civil litigation when providing IVF services.
After Alabama Supreme Court’s Embryo Personhood Ruling, What Comes Next?
An Alabama Supreme Court decision that established the personhood of frozen embryos drew praise from pro-life groups. The possible wider effects of the decision, meanwhile, remain shrouded in uncertainty.
Alabama Supreme Court Rules That Frozen Embryos Are Children Under State Law
Ruling came following a lawsuit brought by several parents; the plaintiffs argued that the destruction of embryos at fertility clinic fell under the state’s Wrongful Death of a Minor Act.
Catholic Group Expresses Concern Over Alabama’s Untested New Execution Method
Smith is scheduled to die Thursday after being convicted for the 1988 murder of Elizabeth Dorlene Sennett, whom Sennett’s husband, a Protestant pastor, had paid Smith to kill.
