Florida health officials sued for censorship over abortion campaign ad
The citizen-led ballot initiative Floridians Protecting Freedom has filed a lawsuit against state health officials alleging political speech has been censored in the state. The Florida Department of Health previously sent a cease and desist letter to television stations across Florida that aired an ad in support of an abortion-rights ballot initiative,
Group Sues Florida Over Harassment of TV Stations Airing Abortion Rights Ad
An abortion rights group in Florida is suing state officials for suppressing free speech, alleging in their lawsuit that the state unconstitutionally threatened television stations that were airing its ads in favor of a ballot initiative that would overturn Florida’s extreme abortion ban.
Sarah left her family behind and spent her nights alone in a hotel room for an arduous three-day abortion procedure.
No law shall prohibit, penalize, delay, or restrict abortion before viability or when necessary to protect the patient’s ...
Republicans and Democrats see the moves, which have drawn lawsuits from critics, as an attempt by the governor to re-exert ...
John Wilson sent a letter on behalf of the state to TV stations that threatened prosecution if they did not stop airing an ad ...
Relentless TV commercials tell Floridians to vote for or against Amendment 4, making all kinds of confusing claims about a ...
Florida pro-lifers file a lawsuit after a government report finds that a pro-abortion group engaged in fraud to advance a ...
The language of the Florida law’s exception, asserting that the anomaly must be “fatal,” suggests a black-and-white situation ...
Women are more than twice as likely (66%-28%) to support Amendment 4 than oppose it. Men are less keen on the proposal, with ...
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