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Civil Disobedience and Civil RICO: Anti-Abortionists as Racketeers

Patricia G. Barnes

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Defendants, including Operation Rescue, were found in civil contempt for twice ignoring temporary restraining orders barring them from blocking ingress or egress to any abortion clinics).2.

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Defendants, including Operation Rescue, were found in civil contempt for twice ignoring temporary restraining orders barring them from blocking ingress or egress to any abortion clinics).2.

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Defendants, including Operation Rescue, were found in civil contempt for twice ignoring temporary restraining orders barring them from blocking ingress or egress to any abortion clinics).2.

Key concepts: Civil disobedience, Political science, Civil rights, Criminology, Law, Sociology, Politics

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