Civil Litigation
Nov. 18, 2019
Abortion foes unbowed by $2.2M verdict over taping
SAN FRANCISCO -- Anti-abortion activists found liable for damaging Planned Parenthood and its affiliates in a scheme to secretly record organization personnel were unbowed by a jury's $2.2 million verdict Friday.
SAN FRANCISCO -- Anti-abortion activists found liable for damaging Planned Parenthood and its affiliates in a scheme to secretly record organization personnel were unbowed by a jury's $2.2 million verdict Friday.
Peter C. Breen, an attorney with the Thomas More Society who represents lead defendant David R. Daleiden, blamed unfair rulings by U.S. District Judge William H. Orrick III that undermined his assertion that secret videotape...
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