Planned Parenthood-linked judge sets trial for undercover video makers
137-page motions ruling lashes out at pro-life team that exposed baby body-parts sales
By WND Staff
Published August 26, 2019 at 8:04pm
By WND Staff
Published August 26, 2019 at 8:04pm
Judge William Orrick |
A federal judge in San Francisco with links to Planned Parenthood has
issued a 137-page ruling against David Daleiden, the Center for Medical
Progress and others involved in the 2015 uncovering of the abortion
industry's sale of baby body parts.
Judge William Orrick has scheduled a trial for Oct. 2 in a ruling that addressed a long list of motions.
The lawsuit by Planned Parenthood and others stems from an undercover
investigation that produced a series of videos showing Planned
Parenthood executives violating state and federal laws that prohibit the
sale of aborted baby tissues and organs for profit.
Orrick has served on the board of an organization, Good Samaritan
Family Resource Center, that works directly with Planned Parenthood and
houses an abortionists' office. And he allowed his wife to publicly
condemn the undercover investigation.
Orrick also has imposed a fine of nearly $200,000 on Daleiden and his
lawyers for releasing to the public some of the evidence cited in
charges against the undercover video maker in a separate criminal action
brought by the state of California.
The judge had claimed that the videos don't show wrongdoing, but two
congressional investigations have resulted in referrals to the Justice
Department for possible prosecution.
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