Personhood of Women 2012
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A federal court decides there is no precedent for charging a woman with a criminal abortion. At least, not yet.
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The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals finds a limit to what states can pass in the name of restricting abortion access: criminal prosecutions of terminated pregnancies.
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Women were once seen as “second victims” of abortion. Now, as women face murder trials for unintended pregnancy losses, they’re potential fodder for a prison system that is steadily becoming one of the biggest businesses in the country.
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Will the McCormack/Hearn lawsuit open up access to abortion for everyone?
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Must “restoring the historic right to life accorded to unborn children” require that women, including new mothers who have given birth, go to prison?
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