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Tell me what you think happens when a women has a miscarriage.
Tell me what you think happens when a women has a miscarriage.I read it. Miscarriages result in no charges, UNLESS ...?
UNLESS what Lynn?
That's not all we're gonna do! Next week we're going to ban ovulation....except for transgender women who are a protected class and therefore above the law.And this confusing BS is why men with no medical training shouldn't legislate women's healthcare procedures.
Women who have miscarriages could face prosecution in West Virginia
A West Virginia prosecutor has said women who hide evidence of their miscarriages could face criminal charges under laws about disposing of a body.www.newsweek.com
According to Raleigh County prosecuting attorney, Tom Truman, women who have experienced a miscarriage, otherwise known as an involuntary abortion, in the state, could face charges if they are found to have buried, flushed, or hidden evidence of their miscarriage.
Criminal Charges After Miscarriage? - WV MetroNews
Raleigh County Prosecutor Tom Truman, perhaps unknowingly and unintentionally, opened Pandora’s Box late Friday in an interview with Beckley television station WVNS. The station reached out to Truman seeking clarity on a provocative and troubling question: Could women in West Virginia who...wvmetronews.com
Truman suggested calling 911, a doctor or law enforcement if worried about potential charges. He noted he would not be willing to file charges in such cases.
You can't trust ANYTHING he says. He's not an honest broker.Goal post movement noted and ignored.
Here is a notification for your little DP bell. Yay!That's not all we're gonna do! Next week we're going to ban ovulation....except for transgender women who are a protected class and therefore above the law.
It's like the wild west there, and in Texas.And this confusing BS is why men with no medical training shouldn't legislate women's healthcare procedures.
Women who have miscarriages could face prosecution in West Virginia
A West Virginia prosecutor has said women who hide evidence of their miscarriages could face criminal charges under laws about disposing of a body.www.newsweek.com
According to Raleigh County prosecuting attorney, Tom Truman, women who have experienced a miscarriage, otherwise known as an involuntary abortion, in the state, could face charges if they are found to have buried, flushed, or hidden evidence of their miscarriage.
Criminal Charges After Miscarriage? - WV MetroNews
Raleigh County Prosecutor Tom Truman, perhaps unknowingly and unintentionally, opened Pandora’s Box late Friday in an interview with Beckley television station WVNS. The station reached out to Truman seeking clarity on a provocative and troubling question: Could women in West Virginia who...wvmetronews.com
Truman suggested calling 911, a doctor or law enforcement if worried about potential charges. He noted he would not be willing to file charges in such cases.
Sure, the law as written sucks. The prosecutor already said though that they would fail to do so.A law must identify those it seeks to protect to be valid. A law that fails to identify and protect all is a failed law. If the law didn't require live births to be certified, then children could be abused, abandoned, murdered, and the state wouldn't know.
Once again, this is a problem with specific law language.A failed pregnancy can occur before a woman knows she's pregnant. Indeed, a large percentage of embryos fail to attach. A law that gives the same rights to a zygote as it does to a born child needs to account for these failed pregnancies like all others, if it is to be consistent. If the law has a purpose in protecting born children from their mothers, and the unborn are to be treated with the same rights as the born, then an abusive pregnant woman, who would have her born children taken from her by the state, would need to be incarcerated and monitored, in the interest of the personhood of the unborn.
Simply put, if a fertilized egg has the same rights as a born child, then the moment of fertilization is when certification is required, if the law is to be consistent.
I don't disagree, specifically since I am pro-abortionPro-life is a house of cards.
UNLESS what?Tell me what you think happens when a women has a miscarriage.
Why are you shouting?UNLESS what?
And this confusing BS is why men with no medical training shouldn't legislate women's healthcare procedures.
Women who have miscarriages could face prosecution in West Virginia
A West Virginia prosecutor has said women who hide evidence of their miscarriages could face criminal charges under laws about disposing of a body.www.newsweek.com
According to Raleigh County prosecuting attorney, Tom Truman, women who have experienced a miscarriage, otherwise known as an involuntary abortion, in the state, could face charges if they are found to have buried, flushed, or hidden evidence of their miscarriage.
Criminal Charges After Miscarriage? - WV MetroNews
Raleigh County Prosecutor Tom Truman, perhaps unknowingly and unintentionally, opened Pandora’s Box late Friday in an interview with Beckley television station WVNS. The station reached out to Truman seeking clarity on a provocative and troubling question: Could women in West Virginia who...wvmetronews.com
Truman suggested calling 911, a doctor or law enforcement if worried about potential charges. He noted he would not be willing to file charges in such cases.
Conservatism is now all about the policing of individual behavior.
Watts is an inhuman monster who checked herself out of the hospital against medical advice twice and tried to hide her miscarriage by plunging her 21-week fetus down the toilet and clogging the plumbing with the remains.
Stuff like what he's talking about happened before Dobbs.
US women are being jailed for having miscarriages
More and more American women are facing prison for allegedly harming their unborn baby by using drugs.www.bbc.com
Even if personhood is assigned at birth, it doesn't take a genius to see how disposing of a late-term miscarriage (even if the death occurred before birth) can create evidence of infanticide.
She should have used drano and a plunger. Although incineration might have been a better method of disposal.Watts is an inhuman monster who checked herself out of the hospital against medical advice twice and tried to hide her miscarriage by plunging her 21-week fetus down the toilet and clogging the plumbing with the remains.
Yes, but how would the cops know whether the child died before or after birth? What glaring physical difference is there between a child 10 seconds before birth and a child 10 seconds after birth that would make it obvious the child died before birth?Shouldn't infanticide involve an actual infant?
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