An administrative law judge rejected a state agency's arguments that a Gainesville abortion clinic should be fined for performing second-trimester abortions without a proper license.
April 30, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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An administrative law judge rejected a state agency’s arguments that a Gainesville abortion clinic should be fined for performing second-trimester abortions without a proper license.
In a 25-page ruling, Judge Lawrence P. Stevenson concluded on Thursday that the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration had failed to make its case against Bread & Roses Women’s Health Center.
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