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Planned Parenthood Association of Chicago Area v. Kempiners.


 On remand from the U.S. Court of Appeals, the U.S. District Court ruled unconstitutional an Illinois statute which prohibited any agency that engaged in abortion counseling or referral activities from receiving certain state grants. The statute was found to violate due process requirements because, even if an organization submitted an application that did not require the state to fund abortion counseling and referral services, the organization would be disqualified if it used its own money to provide those services. The statute also interfered with the constitutional right of women to make informed decisions concerning abortion.
