State opposes 'partisan' Pro Life Campaign from being heard in appeal over constitutional rights of unborn

The Supreme Court will rule tomorrow on the Pro Life Campaign’s application to be heard in the State's forthcoming appeal concerning the extent of the constitutional rights of the unborn.

State opposes 'partisan' Pro Life Campaign from being heard in appeal over constitutional rights of unborn
Tue, 06 Feb, 2018 - 16:33

By Ann O'Loughlin

The Supreme Court will rule tomorrow on the Pro Life Campaign’s application to be heard in the State's forthcoming appeal concerning the extent of the constitutional rights of the unborn.

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