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Regulating Crisis Pregnancy Centers After NIFLA and Dobbs: Controversies over When Government is Imposing an Orthodoxy about Abortion
How does this broader sense of Barnette’s proscription of government from imposing “what shall be orthodox” implicate governmental restrictions on reproductive autonomy? Battles over reproductive freedom centrally implicate objections that government is unconstitutionally imposing a gender orthodoxy
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