Clinics don’t have a right to lie about abortion. This is an easy call, Supreme Court

Erwin Chemerinsky writes for The Sacramento Bee, Feb. 27, 2018

Even if the Court finds that the required posting is compelled speech, the traditional interest in ensuring that patients receive accurate and adequate information is sufficient to justify this law. A contrary holding would put in jeopardy all informed consent laws in medicine and the countless laws that require posting of information in a myriad of contexts.