New Kansas Supreme Court Judge Strikes Down Key Pro-Life Law

Just hours before being sworn in to the Kansas Supreme Court yesterday, Johnson County District Judge Christopher Jayaram struck down Kansas’ Women’s Right to Know Act.

This commonsense informed consent law provided a 24-hour waiting period and ensured that women received information about potential health risks and alternatives to abortion. The law had been in place since 1997 and had broad bipartisan support.

Judge Jayaram will join the Kansas Supreme Court after being selected through the so-called “merit” process currently in place.

The timing of the decision demonstrates the abortion industry’s strategic attacks on commonsense protections for women and babies and complete disregard for human suffering.

On the eve of today’s vote on judicial reform, the latest nominee produced by Kansas’ rigged justice selection process struck another blow against women and preborn children.

For those who have remained on the sidelines, this ruling could not make the stakes any clearer.

The current system is controlled by abortion zealots. For the sake of countless lives, there is still time to make a difference.

The choice could not be clearer: YES is the pro-life vote!

Polls close at 7:00 p.m. There is still time to protect life, defend Kansas’ Pro-Life laws and push back against this rigged system.

Find your polling place here.

VOTE YES.