WASHINGTON _ Anti-abortion centers that help pregnant women likely do not have to give those women information about low-cost access to abortions, the Supreme Court ruled Tuesday.
Pregnancy crisis centers are generally nonprofit institutions associated with religious groups that provide free goods and services to pregnant women.
California enacted a law in 2015 mandating that those centers post signs or notices in waiting rooms that inform clients of other centers that offer "immediate free or low-cost access to comprehensive family planning services, prenatal care, and abortion, for eligible women."
