Civil Rights,
Civil Litigation
May 7, 2019
Judge orders Planned Parenthood to release more security threat data
A federal judge granted in part an anti-abortion group’s motion to compel Planned Parenthood to produce additional security reports allegedly indicating an uptick in threats following the 2015 release of videos purportedly showing staff members conspiring to sell fetal tissue.
A federal judge granted in part an anti-abortion group's motion to compel Planned Parenthood to produce additional security reports allegedly indicating an uptick in threats following the 2015 release of videos purportedly showing staff members conspiring to sell fetal tissue.
In a joint discovery letter submitted last month, The Center for Medical Progress told U.S. Magistrate Judge
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