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Abortion foes barred from harassing clinic, patients (Virginia).


 In a June 23, 1978 order, U.S. District Court Judge J. Calvitt Clarke of Alexandria, Virginia, permanently barred 11 "right to life" demonstrators from harassing staff and patients of the Northern Virginia Women's Medical Center and interfering with its operation. The judge found that the demonstrators' activities "abridged and denied the constitutional rights" of women seeking legal abortions. The clinic was represented by Philip Hirschkop and Victor Glasberg of Alexandria, Judy Levin of the ACLU in New York, and Stanley Jones of Norfolk, Virginia. The demonstrators each had their own attorney and were represented by 17 lawyers. The case is Civil Action No. 78-94-A (E.D.Va.), Northern Virginia Women's Medical Center v. Horan.
