bluedragon
Well-Known Member
Everything I have read looks like charges were dropped do to public outcry?
Was she pregnant? Was it a stillbirth? How did the fetus die? Who performed the examination/autopsy?
Charges were dropped because the District made a mistake. It takes time for every state to get their laws straightened out. To implment chaos to the equation, there are abortion medications through the mail to consider.
Simply put .....the Supreme Court was getting tired of the continual challenges to every law written. The orginal SCOTUS decision only covered the first trimester.......not the entire pregnancy. When states went nuts and wanted late term abortions ......I believed the Supreme Court finally threw their hands up and decided "We need to stop this constant take over of our docet. Back to the states where it belongs. Quit trying to use the 14th for the petty arguments. You take it." The 14th Amendment was written concerningthe cnclusion of the Civil War. Not written to cover petty foolishness like this.