Georgia entered a legal thicket when its Legislature last week approved a proposal allowing the state to sell license plates promoting a message from and raising money for abortion opponents. Both the ACLU of Georgia and Planned Parenthood of Georgia are considering a fight against the plates. Federal appeals courts have split over challenges against license-plate programs similar to the Georgia one, which would authorize the sale of a "Choose Life" license plate.
April 06, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Georgia entered a legal thicket when its Legislature last week approved a proposal allowing the state to sell license plates promoting a message from and raising money for abortion opponents.
Federal appeals courts have split over challenges against license-plate programs similar to the one that authorizes the sale of a “Choose Life” license plate in Georgia.
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