Pro-life advocate challenges Colorado law outside abortion clinics
- Wendy Faustin, a pro-life advocate, is risking jail for offering abortion alternatives outside Colorado clinics.
- Faustin challenges Colorado's 'bubble law' that prohibits approaching individuals within a certain distance.
- She argues the law curtails her ability to have compassionate conversations with women.
- Faustin believes every woman deserves all possible information regarding her decision.
- The case highlights a conflict between pro-life advocacy and state regulations on public spaces.