Roman Catholic Seton Hall University said it will review an annual law school award after anti-abortion activists criticized this year's recipient, a judge who struck down a state law banning late-term abortion. The award, sponsored by three law school student groups and given out the past 11 years, has come under fire from abortion opponents in the past. It honors women who have distinguished themselves in law and public service.
April 23, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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