Legislative & Legal Issues

We're proud of our "F"

The state of Michigan has again been given a failing grade from NARAL (the National Abortion Rights Action League). Annually, NARAL releases a report which analyzes state legislation and grades each of the 50 states based on how their laws restrict or don't restrict abortion. States with few or no prolife laws receive high grades while states with a large number prolife laws usually receive failing grades. Right to Life of Michigan is proud to be given another "F" from NARAL because of our numerous lifesaving laws. These laws (including a ban on tax-funded abortions, regulations on abortion providers, as well as parental and informed consent laws) have helped decrease the number of abortions performed in Michigan by 52.5% since 1987.

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Learn about prolife state legislation:

Currently pending state legislation
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Directory of RLM supported prolife laws

How a bill becomes a law in Michigan

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Learn more about our Legislative Office

Right to Life of Michigan (RLM) has been involved in Michigan legislative issues since the mid-1970's. In 1979 RLM's legislative office was established in the state's capitol city, Lansing. MORE

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Federal legislation will link you to National Right to Life Committee's web page.

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RLM position papers

Abortion: The Hard Cases

Clinic violence - Civil Disobedience

Opposition to Living Wills

Assisted Suicide & Euthanasia Postion