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The following quotes are from the Los Angeles Times article By Nicholas Riccardi titled “Court limits access to abortion records”

Kansas' attorney general cannot have unfettered access to the records of 90 patients who had abortions at two clinics, the state Supreme Court ruled Friday, ending a case that had sparked a national outcry over patient privacy.

Reading the above I am reminded that even if Roe v. Wade is overturned we will still have to face activist state courts unless the Supreme Court decides that unborn children are persons according to the Fourteenth Amendment. That later is not an impossibility but would take a qualified lawyer to accomplish.

The two clinics — a Planned Parenthood facility in Kansas City and one in Wichita operated by Dr. George Tiller, known for performing late-term abortions — fought the subpoenas, arguing they would violate their patients' privacy.

On Friday, the Kansas Supreme Court agreed and ordered the trial judge to ensure that Kline needed the information and then to redact names and other confidential information before handing over files.

"The type of information sought by the state here could hardly be more sensitive, or the potential harm to patient privacy posed by the disclosure more substantial," Justice Carol Beier wrote for the court.

Blanking the names or information of the adults in the case seems to be fine as they can be sought if evidence is found that the abortion procedure was not “necessary”. When you are talking about victims of statutory rape you almost have to know who the victim is in order to determine who sired her child.

If this puts another stumbling block in front of abortion providers then it aids in slowing down the self destructive genocide that is going on in the United States. The public needs to be educated that unborn children are people and deserve the same protection under the law as every other human being.