Criminal
May 17, 2019
State high court lifts stay on prosecution of anti-abortion activists
Prosecutors can proceed with criminal conspiracy charges against two anti-abortion activists in connection with filming Planned Parenthood staff allegedly discussing the sale of fetal tissue as the state Supreme Court lifted a stay it had previously imposed.
Prosecutors can proceed with criminal conspiracy charges against two anti-abortion activists in connection with filming Planned Parenthood staff allegedly discussing the sale of fetal tissue after the state Supreme Court lifted a stay it previously imposed.
Attorneys from the Thomas More Society and Steve Cooley & Associate, represent two activists who described themselves as undercover journalists and were charged with secretly ...
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