Criminal
Sep. 3, 2019
State AG’s criminal case against anti-abortion activists rife with complications
In a prosecution complicated by two ongoing civil lawsuits, sanctions, and discovery disputes, two anti-abortion activists who taped Planned Parenthood employees in what the defendants portrayed as a plan to sell fetal tissue are scheduled to head to court Tuesday morning for a preliminary hearing.
SAN FRANCISCO -- In a prosecution complicated by two ongoing civil lawsuits, sanctions, and discovery disputes, two anti-abortion activists who taped Planned Parenthood employees in what the defendants portrayed as a plan to sell fetal tissue are scheduled to head to court Tuesday morning for a preliminary hearing.
State Attorney General Xavier Becerra filed 14 counts of illegally eavesdropping and recording confidential communicati...
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