As Ed has previously noted, next Wednesday the Supreme Court will hear oral argument in McCullen v. Coakley, which presents the question of whether the First Amendment permits a state to forbid pro-life counselors and others from peacefully talking to women on a public sidewalk within 35 feet of an abortion clinic. Last year we filed an amicus brief on behalf of several women who were misled by abortion-clinic staff members and who would not have aborted their children if they had been given accurate information at the time. At 2 p.m. that day, I will recap the oral arguments in a Federalist Society teleforum.
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