None of these courts expressed the view that an informed-consent law could be shown to impose an undue burden with evidence other than the law’s ac- tual as-measured effect on women seeking abortion.

Mothers Offering Maternal Support (“MOMS”),

TO: Clerk of the Appellate Courts and All Counsel of Record:

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Joseph Qortney McLeod is no longer with the office of the Minnesota Attorney General and therefore must be withdrawn as counsel for Defendants- Respondents, who will continue to be represented by the undersigned.

Dated: May 2, 2023

Governor of Minnesota, et al., Respondents, Mothers Offering Maternal Support, Appellant.

Effective July 1, 2014, no party may submit an appendix to its brief, pursuant to Rule130.

The form is available at: www.mncourts.gov/argumentscheduling Proof of filing a copy of the Notice of Appeal with the district court administrator is required.

The Court of Appeals’ Standing Order on Paper Copies of Briefs has been updated.

Pursuant to Rule 131.03 (http://mncourts.gov/mncourtsgov/media/Appellate/Admin-COA-Order-Paper-Copies-of-Briefs.pdf), effective August 1, 2019, paper copies of e-filed briefs must include a signed certification including the following language: I hereby certify that the content of the accompanying paper brief and addendum or addenda, if applicable, is identical to the electronic version filed and served, except for any binding, colored cover, or colored back, and I understand that any corrections or alterations to a brief filed electronically must be separately served and filed in the form of an errata sheet.

In none are known, so state. None. 7.

In none are known, so state. None. 7.