Wichita, KS — In an effort to dodge prosecution on 19 criminal charges filed against him last week, late-term abortionist George R. Tiller has filed a suit challenging the constitutionality of the part of the law he is charged with.
“This legal maneuver is an baseless waste of time. The language in the law was upheld in the U.S. Supreme Court in the Casey decision. This is nothing more than a stall tactic to delay the criminal case against him. In the meantime, it is business as usual down at the abortion clinic where babies that should have the protection of law will continue to be killed. I can’t think of a greater injustice,” said Operation Rescue President Troy Newman.
Attorney General Paul Morrison charged Tiller with using a second physician who was not “financially or legally” independent from him to provide the second signature required by law before late-term abortions can be done. Morrison refused to charge Tiller on the more serious charges brought last December by former Attorney General Phill Kline of committing illegal abortions for trivial reasons.
“By charging Tiller on the weaker part of the law, Morrison opened the door for this challenge. In fact, Morrison admitted to the Associated Press earlier today that such a challenge by Tiller was expected,” said Newman. “This looks like it has all been prearranged so that Morrison can look like he is upholding the law, when in fact he is doing everything he can to allow Tiller to avoid being brought to justice. Morrison has richly earned the nickname ‘Tiller’s lapdog.’”
“There is absolutely no confidence left that the system will ever work the way it is supposed to,” said Newman. “There is enough evidence in the public domain now to get a conviction against Tiller for illegally killing viable late-term babies whose very blood cries out for justice. The fact that Tiller’s lawyers are using every shady legal trick in the book to keep him out of court shows that they are concerned that he would not prevail in a trial before a jury of his peers. There needs to be a public outcry against this injustice like there has never been seen before!”







I have to admit, this is a twist I wasn’t expecting. I was expecting a simple plea bargain or a show trial. Morrison dropping the case to avoid a Supreme Court battle (the likeliest outcome) — Gotta hand it to him, it was a brilliant idea. Evil but brilliant.
Where is the moral outcry, KANSAS!!!
its embarrassing to be pro-life and from Kansas, because people from others states care more about the injustice on our land then the locals do.
Dammit rise up church in WICHITA!