The law, passed in the 2011 Legislative Session and deemed a legislative "emergency" by pro-life Texas Gov. Rick Perry, was delayed by a lawsuit by the Center for Reproductive Rights.
A former NY assistant attorney general claims that he was pressured against pursuing abortion-related charges by Albany Democrats, including an unidentified judge who was reported to have “ties to the Colonie clinic’s landlord.”
PP leaders credit their organization’s “tireless efforts” with the passage of a law that “expands care to millions of women and protects women’s access to essential reproductive care.”
A lawyer representing the girl told LifeSiteNews.com that a forced abortion such as this is “a highly underreported type of situation that pregnancy resource centers experience all the time.”
"Considering Brigham’s penchant for repeated violations of the law, it is disturbing that he is allowed out on bail,” said Cheryl Sullenger, Operation Rescue’s Senior Policy Advisor.