FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
March 4, 2020
Media Contact: media@txjf.org
Following the Oral Arguments of the Louisiana Hospital Admitting Privileges Supreme Court Case, Allan Parker of The Justice Foundation and Cynthia Collins of Operation Outcry released the following joint statement:
“The malfeasance, malpractice and misrepresentation of the abortion industry was exposed today before the Supreme Court of the United States, and the state of Louisiana should be applauded today for fighting to protect women that have been hurt by abortion. While some members of the Court did not seem concerned with the punctured uteruses or complications from medical abortions that require surgery to save the lives of the mothers, the Court heard a strong argument showing that the abortion industry does not speak on behalf of women.”
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The Justice Foundation, The Moral Outcry and Operation Outcry previously filed three Supreme Court briefs in this case that can be accessed here:
The Moral Outcry on behalf of over 260,000 people.
The Justice Foundation on behalf of over 2,600 women who have been hurt by abortion.
Operation Outcry on behalf of attorney Mary J. Browning who was hurt by an abortion.
About The Justice Foundation
Founded in 1993 by former law professor Allan Parker, The Justice Foundation seeks to protect the fundamental freedoms and rights essential to the preservation of American society by providing free legal services to promote those rights. We consider it our mission to litigate, educate and advocate for life, liberty and justice.
To learn more about The Moral Outcry movement and petition to reverse Roe v. Wade, please visit www.themoraloutcry.com. To schedule interviews with the leaders of The Justice Foundation, The Moral Outcry or Operation Outcry, please email The Moral Outcry Media Team at themoraloutcry@swellcomms.com or media@txjf.org.