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'NIFLA v. Becerra' Panel

By Steven H. Aden, John M. Baker, Brianne Gorod, Robert McNamara Brian Cardile | Mar. 23, 2018
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Mar. 23, 2018

'NIFLA v. Becerra' Panel

Four amici from the First Amendment challenge to a California abortion disclosure law discuss what they consider the case's most salient constitutional points: the (non-existent?) Professional Speech Doctrine; potentially diluted strict scrutiny; the ubiquity of disclosures like California's, and the sweeping implications were it felled; and what is meant by 'informed consent?' Guests include Robert McNamara (Institute for Justice), Brianne Gorod (Constitutional Accountability Center), Steven Aden (Americans United for Life), and John Baker (Greene Espel)

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