California's novel, $3 billion stem cell research institute is a legitimate state agency, and two lawsuits challenging its constitutionality have no merit, a state judge ruled Friday. The decision came a month after a four-day trial in which lawyers with connections to anti-abortion groups claimed the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine violated California law because it wasn't a true state agency and its managers had a host of conflicts of interest.
April 24, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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California’s novel, $3 billion stem cell research institute is a legitimate state agency, and two lawsuits challenging its constitutionality have no merit, a state judge ruled Friday.
The decision came a month after a four-day trial in which lawyers with connections to anti-abortion groups claimed the country’s most ambitious stem cell research agency violated California law because it wasn’t a true state agency and its managers had a host of conflicts of interest.
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