· 10/28/1980
Allen G. Charles, M.D. v. Bernard Carey, the Hope Clinic for Women v. William J. Scott
Citations
- 627 F.2d 772
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- rejecting , the state’s claim of conflict of interest in a challenge to a counseling law designed to “protect women from abusive medical practices”
- rejecting the state’s claim of conflict of interest in a challenge to a counseling law designed to “protect women from abusive medical practices”
- rejecting the state’s claim of conflict of interest in a challenge to a counseling law designed to “protect women from abusive medical practices”
- requirement that physician personally conduct informed consent consultation; “The burdensomeness of this requirement is evident.”
- requirement that physician personally conduct informed consent consultation; \The burdensomeness of this requirement is evident.\
- \direct interference\ is shown where impact is not de minimus or where regulation imposes restrictions \that did not already exist\
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Judges: Fairchild, Cummings, Pell
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