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Alabama’s attorney general has said women who use pills to induce abortion could be prosecuted, citing a law first passed to protect children from meth lab fumes. His warning comes after the federal government’s recent move to ease access to medication abortion from retail pharmacies.
While Alabama has a near-total abortion ban that took effect after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in June, that legislation targets abortion providers and exempts the people receiving abortions from liability. However, Attorney General Steve Marshall’s office said women could still face consequences under the state’s “chemical endangerment of a child” statute.
“The Human Life Protection Act targets abortion providers, exempting women ‘upon whom an abortion is performed or attempted to be performed’ from liability under the law,” Marshall said in an emailed statement Wednesday. “It does not provide an across-the-board exemption from all criminal laws, including the chemical-endangerment law — which the Alabama Supreme Court has affirmed and reaffirmed protects unborn children.”
I believe this is a substantial step beyond where most abortion laws are now.
Alabama AG says taking antiabortion pills could result in criminal charges.
You think of yourself as "pro-life", don't you?Good step in the right direction, considering the scumbag who takes those pills should die in prison, the prescriber should die in prison, the pharmacist who dispenses them should die in prison…
You think of yourself as "pro-life", don't you?
Imagine thinking that post wasn’t evidence of that.You think of yourself as "pro-life", don't you?
I remember when you frequently and unironically claimed you weren’t pro-abort filth.I'm hoping every pregnant woman in Alabama is claiming her fetus on her tax returns. Pregnant woman can use the deductions.
And go to court for child support from the moment of con-ception.I'm hoping every pregnant woman in Alabama is claiming her fetus on her tax returns. Pregnant woman can use the deductions.
What do you do to support born children in need? Anything?I remember when you frequently and unironically claimed you weren’t pro-abort filth.
At least the mask is off now.
Oh, this old canard again.What do you do to support born children in need? Anything?
So you think taking care of children AFTER they are born is an "old canard"? Very telling. You just want to con-trol women's bodies. VERY telling.Oh, this old canard again.
It’s the internet, I could say anything. So the correct thing to say is to note that your question is irrelevant and my donations of time / money are my business and none of yours, trash.
It is already very illegal to attack and kill born humans. Making it equally illegal to kill the rest of humanity does not engender some additional obligation. The suggestion to the contrary confirms that you and those like you are utterly brainless.
So you think taking care of children AFTER they are born is an "old canard"? Very telling. You just want to con-trol women's bodies. VERY telling.
Cease your inane retardation.So you think taking care of children AFTER they are born is an "old canard"? Very telling. You just want to con-trol women's bodies. VERY telling.
I remember when you frequently and unironically claimed you weren’t pro-abort filth.
At least the mask is off now.
I’m good with that.And go to court for child support from the moment of con-ception.
I am pro life..100%. That's why I want to see pregnant women get the deductions.
Are you really unable to grasp this? Alabama is saying this is a child. I agree. Give women that are pregnant the deduction.
And go to court for child support from the moment of con-ception.
The male should as well.
I am pro life..100%. That's why I want to see pregnant women get the deductions.
