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Oklahoma's abortion law falls in court

 
NOLAN CLAY and JULIE BISBEE    Comment on this article Leave a comment
Published: August 19, 2009

A judge Tuesday struck down a controversial state abortion law requiring ultrasounds on grounds one legislator called a technicality.

Oklahoma County District Judge Vicki Robertson ruled the law unconstitutional, finding it violated a requirement that legislation deal with a single subject.

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