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New York's 2-year-old abortion clinic access law withstood its first legal test in a ruling where a federal judge imposed $80,000 in sanctions on a family of abortion protesters. The judge said the protesters in this case walked a thin line between activities protected under the First Amendment and those prohibited by statute, and "have crossed over that line too many times to allow such conduct to go unaddressed."
August 27, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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