She filed a lawsuit on behalf of a Tulsa abortion clinic to prevent the enforcement of the new Oklahoma law. Yesterday, she argued in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma that the law should be halted because it puts young girls' health at risk. She stated that a quick response was crucial because Reproductive Services was scheduled to perform abortions that day at noon. Anderson argued that because even a few days' delay can push a woman from the first trimester to the second, the law, which doesn't set up a time frame in which the court must act if the minor seeks judicial approval, puts girls' health at a greater risk.