The Republican attorney general has been obsessed with going after Dr. Caitlin Bernard, even asking for a revocation of her medical license earlier this summer.
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita announced the settlement Monday of lawsuits against two business partners accused of flooding Hoosiers’ phones with more than 25 million robocalls.
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita (R) announced on Wednesday that he plans to seek another term in his current office amid speculation he was weighing a bid to replace outgoing Gov. Eric Holcomb (R-IN) and Sen. Mike Braun (R-IN).
Dr. Caitlin Bernard originally sued Attorney General Todd Rokita to stop him from investigating her after she provided an abortion to a 10-year-old Ohio child who was raped.
A court has granted a motion by Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita for a new judge in a case brought on by an Indianapolis doctor being investigated by Rokita's office.
cover these stories and the media. they've been quite bronte. there had been investigations by the catholic church, by jewish organizations, so we know that child rape exists in the united states. it's been well reported on. they've been movies and documentaries made about it. so, the shock and awe of the incredulity that's been associated with this is really been insulting for the, all people, not the least of which people who survived these dramatic encounters. >> michelle, you're at the indiana ag, saying today he's trying to criminally prosecute the doctor, who legally performed the abortion for the ten-year-old girl. what kind of challenging chilling effect does that have on doctors and other health care providers? >> well, it raises questions about his ethics. it raises questions about abuse of prosecutorial discretion. it's already been clear for news reporting that this doctor appears to have filed all of