[Life Legal Defense Foundation sent Michelle Smedley and Caitlin Young to represent LLDF at the American Collegians for Life Conference at Catholic University Law School and the annual March for Life. We asked them to record a few of their reflections. A big thanks to these young women for disseminating LLDF material and for representing …
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Over dinner, the middle-class, suburban family of activists discusses the time each of them has spent behind bars. Ron, the 64-year-old patriarch, is a gruff, much-decorated Vietnam vet who likes a Rusty Nail at cocktail hour. “I think I feared more than anything else that I might be sexually abused. It was a crazy thing …
Dana Cody In June of 1998, LLDF filed a complaint against the Rocklin Unified School District in the Placer County Superior Court on behalf of four individuals who belong to the Sanctity of Human Life Network (SOHLNET). In summary, the complaint alleges that the district and its employees violated the civil rights of the four …
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Gary, could you tell me a little about your background, and particularly your education? I graduated from Miramonte High School in Orinda, California and went to the University of California San Diego in La Jolla. We used to call it Tinker Toy Tech—it was a science school. Originally I was seeking a degree in mathematics, …
Wesley J Smith Brave New World has arrived at last, as we always knew it would. On January 22, 2001, Britain’s House of Lords voted overwhelmingly to permit the cloning and maintenance of human embryos up to 14 days old for the purposes of medical experimentation, thereby taking the first terrible step toward the legalization …