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In this case, ACLU attorneys representing Dr. Warren Hern worked with attorneys representing Planned Parenthood and other abortion providers to challenge the Colorado Parental Notification Act, a ballot initiative approved by Colorado voters on November 3, 1998.
Imagine an airline requiring Jews to provide written documentation of their faith in order to receive a kosher meal. Preposterous, right? It's called faith for a reason.
When a Jewish law student taking the Colorado bar exam discovered that the first day of the test was scheduled on Tisha B’av, a traditional day of observance and fasting, she asked the Board of Bar Examiners for an alternate test date.



