Here is a link to a National Right to Life News story on the 4th Cicuit’s recent (July 3, 2013) decision in two 1st Amendment cases involving crisis pregnancy centers. http://www.nationalrighttolifenews.org/news/2013/07/4th-circuit-returns-dispute-over-attack-on-cpcs-to-u-s-district-court/ Here is a link to a Washington Post story. http://articles.washingtonpost.com/2013-07-03/local/40346031_1_appeals-court-greater-baltimore-center-judge-robert-king
Both cases involve local ordinances that require that pregnancy centers make certain disclosures. The 4th Circuit sent one of the cases (from Baltimore) back to a lower court for further factual development. In the other case (from Montgomery County), the Court held unconstitutional part of the ordinance (the portion requiring centers to post a recommendation from the county that women who may be pregnant see a doctor) and held constitutional another part of the ordinance (the portion requiring that centers post a notice mentioning that the centers do not have a medical professional on staff). Judge Niemeyer wrote a very strong dissent from the latter ruling.
Mark Rienzi from Catholic U’s Law School has been handling this litigation for years.
Richard M.