By: Erik Eckholm
For than two decades, courts have struggled with a fuzzy legal standard set by the Supreme Court for judging abortion laws.
By: ALANA ROCHA
“We could not decide on one or the other,” Mr. Pojman said. “I think it’s safe to say that we all thought that each are quality candidates.”
By: MANNY FERNANDEZ
“We are pleased that women will never again receive substandard care from either of these abortion facilities,” said Joe Pojman, executive director of Texas Alliance for Life.
By: MANNY FERNANDEZ and ERIK ECKHOLM
In Texas, the law and the hospital’s efforts to abide by it have drawn support among opponents of abortion. “The unborn child should be recognized as a separate person,” said Joe Pojman, executive director of Texas Alliance for Life. He added, “I would say that, even if she were brain-dead, I would favor keeping treatments going to allow the child to continue to survive, with the hope the child could be ivered alive.”