Morgentaler wins right to go ahead in lawsuit in New Brunswick
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Judge Paulette Garnett said Morgentaler, an Order of Canada recipient, should have legal standing to proceed with the lawsuit because the personal nature of abortions - and the fact the procedures are time-sensitive - make it difficult for women to take the government before the courts, said a justice official on background.
The province had argued Morgentaler could not have standing because only a woman who needed to use the clinic had the right to challenge abortion policy.
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