Civil Litigation
Nov. 13, 2019
Closings begin in Planned Parenthood video lawsuit
A defense attorney said in his closing argument his client and the other defendants were acting as undercover journalists whose work revealed “the shady business of selling and buying human organs.”
SAN FRANCISCO -- Planned Parenthood Federation of America accused anti-abortion activists of waging a "long con," illegally recording its doctors and violating multiple laws in a quest to damage the organization, its lawyers told a federal jury Tuesday.
A defense attorney said in his closing argument his client and the other defendants were acting as undercover journalists whose work revealed "the shady business of selling and buyin...
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