(Life News) Radical abortion activists in Montana can begin collecting signatures for a ballot measure that would allow abortions up to birth.
Following two months of legal proceedings and deliberation, the Montana Supreme Court issued a decision on Monday overturning the state attorney general’s January determination that the ballot proposal was “legally insufficient.”
The court’s decision, endorsed by six out of seven justices and handed down by Justice Ingrid Gustafson, concluded that the initiative submitted by Planned Parenthood Advocates of Montana last autumn did not engage in improper “logrolling” by combining distinct subjects. (Read More)
