Notorious late-term abortionist Dennis Christensen of Wisconsin is trying to find a replacement for him at his clinic as a law that is on hold because of a judge threatens to put his clinic out of business.

The law, passed by the Wisconsin legislature 2013 and signed by Governor Scott Walker, would require all doctors who end babies lives via abortion to have admitting privileges at a hospital within 30 miles of their abortion clinic.  The law has been on hold because of U.S. District Judge William Conley pending a decision in the challenge to the law.

Christensen says that he and his partner Bernard Smith have been denied privileges at all the hospitals within 30 miles of their clinic, Affiliated Medical Services of Milwaukee.  Should the judge refuse to strike down the law, the clinic would be forced to immediately close.

Christiansen says that he’s been turned down because he hasn’t treated an abortion patient in a hospital setting in over a decade.  He told a judge that because his patients haven’t been in the hospital, it’s been a detriment to his gain privileges.

However, pro-life organization 40 Days for Life says the abortionist was lying to the judge.  They have been tracking ambulance calls and say that nine times there were calls from the clinic.  Four of the women who were then rushed to a hospital had to have emergency hysterectomies that they blame on the abortionist.

Christiansen’s other clinic in Illinois was shut down because the surgical equipment was sanitized and conditions were considered “not to be a sanitary environment.”