Criminal
Oct. 21, 2019
Technical argument gets fetal tissue video before jury in Planned Parenthood civil case
A controversy-sparking video which has led to antiabortionist outrage and investigations into Planned Parenthood was played to a federal jury during an invasion of privacy trial against antiabortion activists last week, marking a shift in a key ruling that had precluded playing of the tape.
SAN FRANCISCO -- A controversy-sparking video, which outraged anti-abortion activists and led to investigations into Planned Parenthood, was played to a federal jury during an invasion of privacy trial against antiabortion activists last week, marking a shift in a key ruling that precluded the playing of the tape.
The secretly filmed video appears to show Planned Parenthood staff discussing the sale of fetal tissue for profit with d...
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