Freedom of Access to Reproductive-Health Services: Damage to a Facility

• Category: Federal - Jury Instructions - 11th Circuit - Criminal
• State: Multi-State
• Control #: US-JURY-11THCIR-O10-2-CR
• Format: Word

Description

Pattern Jury Instructions from the 11th Circuit Federal Court of Appeals. For more information and to use the online Instruction builder please visit http://www.ca11.uscourts.gov/pattern-jury-instructions Freedom of Access to Reproductive-Health Services: Damage to a Facility is an issue of concern for people looking to access medical services related to reproductive health. It is a type of health-care facility damage that aims to limit or deny access to reproductive health-care services. This includes physical damage to health-care facilities, such as vandalism or destruction of property, as well as threats of violence, harassment, and other forms of intimidation. This type of damage can have a disastrous effect on individuals and communities, as it prevents people from accessing essential and potentially life-saving services. The types of Freedom of Access to Reproductive-Health Services: Damage to a Facility include: • Physical damage, such as vandalism or destruction of property • Threats of violence, harassment, and other forms of intimidation • Unlawful obstruction or interference with access to health-care services • Unlawful discrimination or denial of access to health-care services • Unlawful interference with the delivery of health-care services • Unlawful interference with the provision of health-care information • Unlawful interference with the provision of reproductive health-care services.

Freedom of Access to Reproductive-Health Services: Damage to a Facility is an issue of concern for people looking to access medical services related to reproductive health. It is a type of health-care facility damage that aims to limit or deny access to reproductive health-care services. This includes physical damage to health-care facilities, such as vandalism or destruction of property, as well as threats of violence, harassment, and other forms of intimidation. This type of damage can have a disastrous effect on individuals and communities, as it prevents people from accessing essential and potentially life-saving services. The types of Freedom of Access to Reproductive-Health Services: Damage to a Facility include: • Physical damage, such as vandalism or destruction of property • Threats of violence, harassment, and other forms of intimidation • Unlawful obstruction or interference with access to health-care services • Unlawful discrimination or denial of access to health-care services • Unlawful interference with the delivery of health-care services • Unlawful interference with the provision of health-care information • Unlawful interference with the provision of reproductive health-care services.