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Lawyer: No 'necessity defense' planned for Roeder
WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — An anti-abortion activist says he's the one who killed a Kansas abortion provider — and did it because it was necessary to save lives. But one of his attorneys says there's no such thing as a "necessity defense" in state law, and that is not the strategy the defense team plans to present at his trial.
Scott Roeder told The Associated Press in a telephone call from jail...
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