Life, Liberty, and Law
Conversations on the Human Right to Life
Americans United for Life brings you “Life, Liberty, and Law,” a weekly podcast featuring conversations on the human right to life.
Patrick Trueman on the early days of Americans United for Life, its visionary approach to human rights, and what's next – Life, Liberty, and Law
Americans United for Life was the very first national pro-life organization in America—incorporated in 1971, two years before the infamous Roe v. Wade decision. While so much has changed since 1971, the fight to protect the human right to life is more relevant than ever.
Patrick Trueman, former Executive Director of Americans United for Life, joins Tom Shakely and Noah Brandt on "Life, Liberty, and Law" to reflect on the early days of the organization and its continuing work to advance the human right to life in culture, law, and policy. Patrick Trueman is President of the National Center on Sexual Exploitation and is a former Chief of the Child Exploitation and Obscenity Section, Criminal Division at the U. S. Department of Justice from 1988 to 1993.
National Center on Sexual Exploitation
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- Patrick Trueman on the early days of Americans United for Life, its visionary approach to human rights, and what's next
- Charlie Camosy on reforming America's attitude toward the elderly, reimagining family life, and happiness
- Louis Brown on a new birth for American civil rights, racial justice, and the human right to life
- Dr. Michael New on Notre Dame's groundbreaking study of American attitudes on abortion
- Chief Justice John Roberts and the U.S. Supreme Court after June Medical Services v. Russo
- Leah Hickman on Joe Biden and Kamala Harris, media narratives on human life, and pro-life news
- Dr. Victor Rosenblum on Roe v. Wade and 'the abandonment of regard for humanity'
- Ed Whelan on originalism, the U.S. Supreme Court, and the future of Roe, Casey, and abortion jurisprudence
- Josh Hammer on 'common good originalism,' judicial supremacy, and human rights across the globe
- Kanye West’s ‘Plan A,’ his mom saving him from abortion, and his deciding to save his daughter's life
