I think the real issue is that California required the wrong information to be displayed. I happen to agree with the court's decision, because California was demanding the centers to provide specific information about abortion. If California limited the law to require that these centers disclose their religious affiliations and or be specific in stating their views on abortion up front, that might have been constitutional.
Not Alone In My Own Body
I think the real issue is that California required the wrong information to be displayed. I happen to agree with the court's decision, because California was demanding the centers to provide specific information about abortion. If California limited the law to require that these centers disclose their religious affiliations and or be specific in stating their views on abortion up front, that might have been constitutional.