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Originally Posted by GenuineRisk
http://gawker.com/grand-jury-investi...har-1755029262
From the article:
"In what some Planned Parenthood detractors will surely decry as a
miscarriage of justice, a grand jury charged with investigating whether the group sold fetal tissue has instead opted to indict the people who filmed the undercover videos that launched the investigation in the first place."
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Originally Posted by Danzig
That is just fantastic
I think that is what is known as hoisted on ones own petard.
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More like prosecutorial misconduct, by way of running interference for planned parenthood.
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The Harris County District Attorney’s office on Tuesday dismissed all charges against anti-abortion activists who secretly videotaped Planned Parenthood officials in Houston.
David Robert Daleiden and Sandra Merritt were charged with tampering with a governmental record, for using a fake identification to gain access to the facility. In a surprise move before a hearing on the legitimacy of the indictment, prosecutors dismissed the charges.
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http://www.chron.com/news/houston-te...od-8422998.php
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According to attorney for Daleiden, District Attorney Devon Anderson shared confidential information with the abortion business, which she was supposed to be investigating for running afoul of state laws prohibiting the purchase or sale of body parts form aborted babies.
Yet, in recent court filings by the Harris County District Attorney’s Office, Planned Parenthood Gulf Coast’s attorney Josh Schaffer admitted in a sworn declaration that the Harris County DA’s office shared evidence with Planned Parenthood. That occurred even after the Texas Attorney General’s office had forbidden Anderson’s office from doing so.
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http://www.lifenews.com/2016/05/24/e...ed-parenthood/
But hey, there was no
intent, I'm sure, so it's all good.