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A grand jury just ruled in favor of a woman who miscarried her child at home and was fighting a felony that authorities charged her […]

Real life implications of the reversal of roe and what it has meant are for so many women across the united states. in ohio we have now learned that a grand jury has declined to indict a 33-year-old black woman for charges related to an at-home miscarriage. brittany watts was facing a felony after delivering and leaving a nonviable fetus at home in her bact room after spending several days in the hospital. when she rushed back to the hospital after her miscarriage for treatment, staff members, n...

For this grand jury to make this decision here? >> you know, since september when she had the miscarriage brittany should have been able to just mourn that pregnancy loss. instead she was charged with a felony. and none of this would have happened if shed gotten the care at the hospital that she deserved to get. as you pointed she was in and out of the hospital. she was there for 8 hours after her water broke waiting for the hospital to make a legal decision about whether that pregnancy could be...

An Ohio woman facing felony charges following a miscarriage was not indicted by a grand jury, as announced by the Trumbull County Prosecutor's Office on Thursday afternoon.

A 34-year-old woman from Ohio, who suffered a miscarriage at her house when she tried to flush the remains of the foetus in a washroom, will not be charged with corpse abuse, a grand jury has ruled.

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Brittany Watts, 34, was facing a felony charge after miscarrying in her home back in September.

The Ohio woman was charged with ‘abuse of a corpse following her miscarriage.