Life Legal secured a NOT GUILTY verdict for pro-life advocates Jason and James Conrad after wrongful arrests during a campus outreach event.
JURY DECLARES SURVIVORS’ INNOCENT— VIDEO REVEALS POLICE BRUTALITY AND COVER UP Read More »
In The Public SquareIn the last issue of Lifeline, we introduced you to Allison Aranda, LLDF’s new staff attorney. This is just one example of what your support
Survivors on Trial: Literally and Figuratively Read More »
In The Public SquareColette Wilson Walter Hoye is a pro-life Baptist pastor from Berkeley who feels a special calling to reach out to his fellow African-Americans to end
Pastor Convicted of Violating “Mother May I” Ordinance Read More »
Freedom of Speech, In The Public Square, Speech Free Zones / Bubble ZonesLIFE LEGAL DEFENSE FOUNDATION P.O. Box 2105, Napa, California 94558 — 707.224.6675 NEWS RELEASE February 9, 2009 Contact: Allison K. Aranda, Staff Counsel (951) 541-9327
COURT OF APPEAL THROWS OUT EVIDENCE DUE TO POLICE MISCONDUCT Read More »
In The Public Square, Main, Press ReleasesLLDF is helping to fund the case of Roe v. Planned Parenthood, where the parents of Roe have alleged that their daughter was taken to Planned
DECEMBER 8, 2008 — ROE VS. PP (OHIO) Read More »
In The Public SquareMichael Marcus The current campaign on behalf of Sarah’s Law—Proposition 4, a revised pro-life parental involvement initiative on the California ballot in November—may have removed
Pro-Lifers Seek to Restrain Illegal Use of Public Funds at University of California Read More »
In The Public SquareLooking at the ultrasound photo of my granddaughter this week was a reminder of why I work with Life Legal Defense Foundation. She is five
Upon admission to the California State Bar every attorney must take an oath of office which includes the following duty: Duties of Attorney It is
The Abortion Distortion Alive and Well and in Sacramento Read More »
In The Public SquareCalifornia pro-lifers, as well as Lifeline readers in other states, are well aware that parental notification initiatives appeared on the California ballot in both 2005
Family Member Notification to Appear on November Ballot Read More »
In The Public SquareJennifer Lahl Legislative Déjà vu For those who aren’t following the national human cloning debate, (although it sometimes feels like a traveling dog and pony
On May 12, 2006, the Alameda Superior Court, Judge Bonnie Sabraw presiding, entered judgment in the litigation challenging the constitutionality of Proposition 71, which created
From the Director: Appealing and Unappealing Read More »
hESCR -- (human Embryonic Stem Cell Research), In The Public SquareBob Taylor The Partial Birth Abortion Act was signed into law by President Bush in November 2003. It was immediately challenged in United States District
The Status of the Partial Birth Abortion Act of 2003 Read More »
In The Public SquareAnthony Wynne In 1973, the United States Supreme Court held in Roe v. Wade that abortion is a constitutional right that may not be prohibited
Survivors of the Abortion Holocaust: The Remains of a Generation Read More »
In The Public SquareDana Cody Occasionally as LLDF’s executive director I am called upon to handle a legal case. Since the case of Feminist Women’s Health Center v.
Dana Cody For the most part LLDF’s mission is to support the advocates of innocent human beings under threat of death in the courtroom. However,
From the Editor: More than the Courtroom Read More »
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