Seventh Circuit declines to reconsider its August ruling protecting Planned Parenthood’s First Amendment right to discuss legal out-of-state abortion care with young patients

Judge grants request for a preliminary injunction, finding that an investigator likely used his authority to silence protected political speech

The proposed amendment would give judges broader authority to keep people behind bars while they await trial, even though they’re presumed innocent.

On September 10, the Court will hear arguments on whether Indiana can enforce its abortion ban against Hoosiers whose religious beliefs conflict with the law.

After years of legal battles, a federal judge strikes down Loogootee’s event restrictions as unconstitutional and orders PrideFest back to Public Square

Court affirms First Amendment protections for information and referrals about legal abortion care outside Indiana

The ruling comes after Rokita launched a sweeping investigation when Exodus shared information about an ICE operation

After staff failed to administer essential epilepsy medication, he suffered a severe seizure and was pepper-sprayed hours later while recovering from his injuries

New class action follows years of litigation, repeated extensions, and continued overcrowding at the deteriorating and inadequate facility