Judge shields some Texas abortion clinics from group’s suits

DALLAS (AP) — A justice has temporarily shielded immoderate Texas termination clinics from being sued by the state’s largest anti-abortion radical nether a caller instrumentality banning astir abortions. The impermanent restraining bid was issued Friday by District Judge Maya Guerra Gamble successful Austin successful effect to a Planned Parenthood request. The instrumentality remains successful effect but the judge’s bid shields Planned Parenthood’s clinics, specifically, from whistleblower lawsuits by the nonprofit radical Texas Right to Life, its legislative manager and radical moving successful performance with the group. A proceeding connected a preliminary injunction petition is scheduled for Sept. 13.