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Eva Zastrow
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Convicted of
Eva Zastrow, 24, of Dover, Arkansas, was among the defendants charged in connection with the March 5, 2021 blockade of the Carafem Health Center Clinic in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee, where she and others physically blocked the clinic entrance for over two hours, preventing employees and a patient from accessing the facility. Unlike the seven co-defendants charged with the felony conspiracy counts, Zastrow was charged with the misdemeanor FACE Act violation for her direct participation in the obstruction. She was convicted at a separate trial in April 2024, alongside Eva Edl, James Zastrow, and Paul Place. The profile also records convictions for conspiracy against rights and clinic access obstruction, reflecting charges arising from related FACE Act proceedings. The conviction and sentence were subsequently vacated and dismissed.
Original sentence
On July 30, 2024, U.S. District Judge Aleta Trauger sentenced Zastrow to three years' probation, conditioned upon 90 days' home detention. The sentence was later vacated and dismissed. President Trump pardoned Zastrow on January 23, 2025; she subsequently stated she was looking forward to having her passport restored so she could resume missionary work overseas.
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Further Reading(5)
Eleven Charged With FACE Act Violations Stemming From 2021 Blockade of Mount Juliet Reproductive Health Clinic
5 October 2022
Four Defendants Found Guilty on Federal Charges After Obstructing Patients and Providers at Mt. Juliet Clinic
4 April 2024
Three more pro-life activists sentenced under FACE Act
31 July 2024
Trump pardons 23 pro-life activists convicted of FACE Act violations
24 January 2025
Trump order limits anti-abortion protest prosecutions; Federal case against five protestors at Fort Myers clinic to be dismissed
23 January 2025