Utah says Planned Parenthood’s ‘callousness’ is not protected by Constitution

Courts • State argues that it had ‘explicit contract rights’ to cut off program funding.

Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune Utah Governor Gary Herbert speaks to a crowd of supporters at the Capitol rotunda following his recent decision to remove the state from federal funding of Planned Parenthood during the "Women Betrayed" rally on Wednesday, Aug. 19.

Utah says Planned Parenthood’s ‘callousness’ is not protected by Constitution

Courts • State argues that it had ‘explicit contract rights’ to cut off program funding.

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