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Doctors' attempt to collect damages from abortion opponents reached a new nadir of confusion Tuesday when the 9th Circuit weighed in on the case for the third time. The latest opinion, by a conservative-leaning panel, lowered a trial court's $109 million punitive damages award to about $5 million. Litigation over the "Nuremberg Files," a Web site advocating the elimination of abortion providers, has presented courts with a prickly conflict between abortion rights and the First Amendment.
September 08, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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