Face-to-face with the Supreme Court

Article Abstract:

The lawyer who won a pro-choice case before the Supreme Court in 1986 discusses the legal and political factors that make it unlikely that she will win her 1992 pro-choice case before the Supreme Court. Pro-choice activities of the American Civil Liberties Union are described.

Political activity, American Civil Liberties Union

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The new abortion battle

Article Abstract:

Pro-choice and pro-life activists agree that the election of Pres Clinton, the first abortion rights president in 12 years, does not mean an end to the contentious political squabbling over abortion policy. Indeed, many fear that violence by extremists will increase.

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Warning to the Republican party: listen to women - or lose

Article Abstract:

Most Republicans favor reproductive freedom, but a vocal anti-choice minority is pressuring moderates. Pro-choice Republicans such as Pete Wilson and Christine Todd Whitman need to challenge the Religious Right and protect abortion rights.

Column, Social policy, Republican Party (United States)

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