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When the New Jersey Legislature banned so-called "partial birth abortions" in 1997, it did so by overriding the veto of then-Gov. Christine Todd Whitman. So when the law was challenged by Planned Parenthood, it was no surprise that Whitman's administration refused to defend it. The Legislature hired its own lawyers, but lost the battle. Now the 3rd Circuit says the Legislature must pay the plaintiffs' attorney fees.
July 12, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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