Carhart & Maryland Big Abortion's cloak of invisibility to appear in MD's highest court
In Maryland's neighboring state of Pennsylvania, we need not be reminded of the horrific crimes and broken regulations routinely and quite deliberately overlooked by state officials responsible for responding to stacks of complaints against abortionist Kermit Gosnell (eventually convicted after shocking discoveries stemming from a drug raid) that tragically go all the way back to 1972 and the infamous Mother's Day Massacre.
Following (Maryland, USA's) enactment of new regulations designed to tighten up oversight of these places by the state’s Health Department, Glenn filed a simple, routine Public Information Request. His Request asked for the names of the owners, administrators, and medical directors of each of Maryland’s licensed abortion facilities. (At least three of the facilities are owned by Planned Parenthood). Given the Department’s history of turning a blind eye to the abortion industry, Glenn wanted do his own research and cross-check the information contained in publicly filed licensure applications against regulatory records in other states.
But instead of welcoming Glenn’s efforts to assist them in their oversight, the Department denied him access to the information he sought.
The Maryland Court of Appeals, the highest court in Maryland, will be hearing “Andrew Glenn v. Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene” on January 11, 2016. Please pray for the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) lawyers who will be arguing the case.
Gosnell was not an anomaly. It's time to remove the veil of secrecy and hold accountable those protecting dangerous, criminal behavior toward unsuspecting women.
Read ACLJ's Removing Big Abortion's Cloak of Invisibility here .
