A fight between Planned Parenthood and Gov. Rick Scott's administration escalated, with state health officials saying three clinics can continue to operate but remain under investigation for allegedly performing illegal second-trimester abortions.
August 20, 2015 at 09:00 AM
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A fight between Planned Parenthood and Gov. Rick Scott’s administration escalated, with state health officials saying three clinics can continue to operate but remain under investigation for allegedly performing illegal second-trimester abortions.
Amid news reports that the Agency for Health Care Administration had backed down after being sued by the clinics, the agency released a letter from its top lawyer saying the clinics were still under investigation and had broken the law.
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