New York Attorney General Letitia James has joined the lawfare campaign against the pro-life movement by suing crisis pregnancy centers that reverse abortions.
On Monday, James sued 11 crisis pregnancy centers, claiming that abortions are irreversible and that the centers “distort the evidence and mislead New Yorkers” by providing high doses of progesterone to women who wish to undo the effects of the abortion drug mifepristone.
In a statement, the Thomas More Society, which represents the crisis pregnancy centers, accused James of engaging in lawfare and noted that none of the organizations that have been sued are located in Manhattan, where the lawsuit was filed. It also noted that abortion pill reversal is a safe and effective treatment despite James’s claims.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
New York hospital sues attorney general over drug-testing investigationGarnet Health is fighting a subpoena by Attorney General Letitia James’ office for thousands of obstetrics patients’ records, court papers show.
Read more »
Trump won’t get a ‘fair jury’ in New York: Former acting US attorney generalFormer acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker shared his concerns that Donald Trump won't face a fair jury ahead of criminal hush money trial.
Read more »
New York Attorney General Threatens to Seize Trump's AssetsThe New York attorney general may start seizing Donald Trump's assets if he fails to post a $175 million bond on Monday.
Read more »
AARP and NY Attorney General launch free shredding events across New York to combat identity theftAARP New York, in collaboration with state Attorney General Letitia James, initiated a statewide series of free shredding events to help New Yorkers safely
Read more »
Trump's $175M bond goes before judge on New York attorney general's concernsThe insurer that provided Donald Trump a $175 million bond in his New York civil fraud case will try to convince a state judge on Monday that it is qualified and financially strong enough to issue the guarantee.
Read more »
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in New York to attend Trump's criminal trialPaxton was spotted arriving with the former president at the Manhattan criminal court before the trial started for the day.
Read more »