It's Wednesday, May 15th, 2024.

Protesting Murder is now a high crime.

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Pro-life advocate Lauren Handy was sentenced to four years in prison and a $125 fine on Tuesday.

In the first of Tuesday's sentencing hearings for the first batch of pro-lifers convicted last year of blocking access to a late-term baby-killing facility in the nation's capital.

On August 29th of 2023, a D.C. jury found handy, Will Goodman, Heather Idonai, John Hinshaw, and Rosemary

Garrity, guilty of violating the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act, and a

conspiracy against rights. The next month, Joan Andrews Bell, Jonathan Darnell, and Gene Marshall were

convicted of the same. Paulette Harlow's conviction came in November. These pro-lifers,

including the now sentenced handy, stood trial for blocking access to the Washington-surgeye

clinic in downtown Washington, D.C. in a, quote, traditional rescue operation in October of

2020. Pro-life rescues, of which there were many in the early days of the pro-life movement before

the Face Act became federal law, involve physically entering abortion centers and refusing to leave

in an effort to convince women to choose life for their babies. Following the convictions,

Handy and most of the co-defendants were denied release while awaiting sentencing. Last

month, the U.S. Department of Justice filed sentencing memos for Handy to serve between

five and a quarter year and six and a half years in prison and for the rest of the defendants

to serve a minimum of two years. That reporting courtesy

of LifeSight News, just the latest in the foray from the Biden administration and collusion

from the Justice Department in making it a high crime to protest baby murder. A New York state

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