Judge refuses to toss Planned Parenthood suit over videos
Source: WBAY, ABC affiliate in Green Bay, WI
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) A federal judge in San Francisco has refused to dismiss a lawsuit by Planned Parenthood over videos that purport to show employees of the organization illegally selling parts of aborted fetuses.
U.S. District Court Judge William Orrick ruled Friday that Planned Parenthoods racketeering and other claims against the Center for Medical Progress could move forward.
Planned Parenthood has denied any wrongdoing in connection with its fetal tissue practices and says the videos were deceptively edited. It accuses the center of engaging in extensive criminal misconduct in the process of producing the videos.
Read more: http://wbay.com/ap/judge-refuses-to-toss-planned-parenthood-suit-over-videos/
To quote Nelson: "HA ha!"
Stonepounder
(4,033 posts)BlancheSplanchnik
(20,219 posts)Bastards, trying to destroy a whole lot of women's lives...or kill us.
Spitfire of ATJ
(32,723 posts)mpcamb
(2,870 posts)paragraph 2:
"U.S. District Court Judge William Orrick ruled Friday that Planned Parenthoods racketeering and other claims against the Center for Medical Progress could move forward. "
For clarity it should read:
U.S. District Court Judge William Orrick ruled Friday that Planned Parenthoods claim of racketeering and other charges against the Center for Medical Progress could move forward.
Dark n Stormy Knight
(9,760 posts)Even major news site seem to be very short of proofreaders these days.
mpcamb
(2,870 posts)right next to Planned Parenthood. If you're looking to vilify PP, you won't read the article; you've seen what you need to. It's beyond proof-reading. It's an attempt to blur the context and, as I said, it happens too often to be an accident.
Dark n Stormy Knight
(9,760 posts)If the judge wanted to hurt PP, he'd have done better to rule against them. Not to say the massive RW propaganda machine doesn't use this technique, but in this case it looks to me more like just a failure to pay attention to the implications of lazy composition.