Will the Supreme Court of Kansas Protect Planned Parenthood from Criminal Charges

Reader’s condensed background on Kline saga – Jill Stanek.

Phill Kline once served as KS Attorney General  and as District Attorney of Johnson County.   While in the latter position, he filed over a hundred criminal charges against a local planned parenthood facility for illegal late term abortions and for concealing the sexual abuse of minors.   Three judges have allowed this case to remain active, and the current district attorney has been compelled by public interest to continue prosecuting the case.

The Supreme Court of Kansas has been packed mostly by former Governor Kathleen Sebelius, who worked  to keep Kansas the U.S. capital of late term abortion, and who will be sure to keep abortion at the heart of Obama-care, as her current boss promised to planned parenthood.

There is a move to deprive Phill Kline of his law license, in order to scare law enforcement away from enforcing medical standards and taking planned parenthood to task for its many failures.   The tactics funded by planned parenthood’s supporters have worked to scare other prosecutors away from dealing with the abysmal conditions at abortion clinics.  The result is that such clinics as Gosnell’s “shop of horrors” in Philadelphia have continued without regulation for decades.

Starting on Feb 21, we will find out the degree to which the Supreme Court of Kansas, through its Disciplinary Administrator, would like to support  the sexual abuse of minors, the substandard medical practices of the abortion industry, and its standard-bearer, planned parenthood.

Appended is the finding from the original Ethics Investigation of Phill Kline in 2008, finding no basis for accusations of violations or wrongdoing.    This result has been kept buried for two years.  Take a look.

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