Colorado nurse under investigation for abortion pill reversal

Attorneys for a Colorado nurse who says she feels "religiously compelled" to offer abortion pill reversal to women who regret their abortions argue that the state's investigation into her practice violates her First and 14th Amendment rights. 

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