DeclinetoState
02-28-2006, 06:58 PM
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20060228/pl_nm/court_abortion_dc
By James Vicini Tue Feb 28, 3:21 PM ET
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court with anti-abortion groups in a 20-year-old lawsuit by ruling on Tuesday that federal law did not cover the physical violence by protesters cited in the shutdown of health clinics.
The ruling marked the third top court decision in the cases that began in 1986, when anti-abortion groups were sued by the National Organization for Women and others for their tactics, including violent demonstrations to block access to clinics where abortions were performed. :claps:
One small step for unborn children.
By James Vicini Tue Feb 28, 3:21 PM ET
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court with anti-abortion groups in a 20-year-old lawsuit by ruling on Tuesday that federal law did not cover the physical violence by protesters cited in the shutdown of health clinics.
The ruling marked the third top court decision in the cases that began in 1986, when anti-abortion groups were sued by the National Organization for Women and others for their tactics, including violent demonstrations to block access to clinics where abortions were performed. :claps:
One small step for unborn children.