Posted on Jan 11, 2023
Women can be prosecuted for taking abortion pills, says Alabama attorney general
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One week after the federal government made it easier to get abortion pills, Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall said Tuesday that women in Alabama who use those pills to end pregnancies could be prosecuted.
That’s despite wording in Alabama’s new Human Life Protection Act that criminalizes abortion providers and prevents its use against the people receiving abortions. Instead, the attorney general’s office said Alabama could rely on an older law, one initially designed to protect children from meth lab fumes
That’s despite wording in Alabama’s new Human Life Protection Act that criminalizes abortion providers and prevents its use against the people receiving abortions. Instead, the attorney general’s office said Alabama could rely on an older law, one initially designed to protect children from meth lab fumes
Women can be prosecuted for taking abortion pills, says Alabama attorney general
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Based on the governor's stance one would think that Alabama would be really tough on crimes of violence against women and children outside the womb, as well as pro-family planning to prevent unwanted pregnancy and that Alabama would have great programs in place for early childhood development, teen parents and be strong on enforcement of court ordered child support...if one thought about it.
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