Federal Court: Arkansas Abortion Restrictions Can Take Effect
State attorney general: ‘Arkansas has taken a strong stance to protect the unborn from inhumane treatment.’
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Federal Judge Says State Can Require COVID-19 Tests Before Abortions
In his decision on Thursday, Judge Miller said that the pandemic is a serious threat, noting that at the time of the opinion more than 70,000 people had died in the U.S. from the virus including more than 3,500 people in Arkansas.
Out-of-State Travel to Arkansas Abortion Facility Continues, Despite Coronavirus
Several other states, including Alabama, Alaska, Ohio, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Texas, have attempted to classify elective abortions as non-essential procedures during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Arkansas Moves to Ban Abortion at 18 Weeks
State joins others in considering similar pro-life legislation.
Court Okays Arkansas Ban on Planned Parenthood’s Medicaid Money
The 2-1 panel ruling comes two years after the state ended its contract with the organization over videos filmed by undercover investigators.
Arkansas Conducts US’ First Double Execution Since 2000
Catholic bishops and leaders continue to work and pray for other scheduled execution sentences to be stayed.
Two Arkansas Executions Called Off, but Five Stay Scheduled
Courts on Monday blocked two executions in an eight-inmate, 10-day flurry of executions planned by the governor.
Catholics Heartened by Stay on Arkansas Executions
As judges halted the planned executions of eight inmates in 10 days in Arkansas, Catholics around the country pointed to messages of mercy and life in the Easter Triduum.
Is the Democrats’ ‘War on Women’ Rhetoric Backfiring in 2014?
Some candidates continue to make their Republican opponents’ pro-life convictions their central campaign theme, but such claims may be losing traction with voters.
