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Colorado Must Pay $5.4 Million for Shutting Down Pro-Life Clinic Saving Babies From Abortions, by Ryan Colby – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

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By Ryan Colby, LifeNews, Jan 6, 2026

Denver, Colorado – The State of Colorado must pay $5.4 million in attorneys’ fees to Becket following the state’s unconstitutional effort to outlaw abortion pill reversal. Becket represented Bella Health and Wellness, a Denver-area Catholic pro-life healthcare clinic, defending them against Colorado’s attempt to make it illegal for doctors and nurses to help women who take the first abortion pill but then decide to continue their pregnancies.

A federal court found that Colorado’s attempt to ban abortion pill reversal violated the First Amendment. A federal law now requires the state to pay attorneys’ fees and court costs. …

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