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Reproductive rights group urges Ohio prosecutor to drop criminal charge against woman who miscarried - Vimarsana News

Reproductive rights group urges Ohio prosecutor to drop criminal charge against woman who miscarried

The physicians' group behind Ohio's newly passed reproductive rights amendment is urging a prosecutor to drop criminal charges against a woman who miscarried in

Ohio prosecutor urged to drop criminal charge against woman who miscarried - Vimarsana News

Ohio prosecutor urged to drop criminal charge against woman who miscarried

By JULIE CARR SMYTH (Associated Press) COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — The physicians’ group behind Ohio’s newly passed reproductive rights amendment is urging a prosecutor to drop criminal charges against a woman who miscarried in the restroom at her home. Ohio Physicians for Reproductive Rights, a nonpartisan coalition of 4,000 doctors and others, argues in a […]

Watkins explains grand jury process | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Watkins explains grand jury process | News, Sports, Jobs

WARREN — After recent objections from groups, including the Ohio Physicians for Reproductive Rights calling for Trumbull County Prosecutor Dennis Watkins to d

Masks, Pandemic Gear Ditched; COVID Vocal Cord Paralysis; How Bruce Willis Coped - Vimarsana News

Masks, Pandemic Gear Ditched; COVID Vocal Cord Paralysis; How Bruce Willis Coped

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Pregnant Black women beware! Miscarriage in Ohio = felony - Vimarsana News

Pregnant Black women beware! Miscarriage in Ohio = felony

A 33-year-old Black woman in Ohio suffered a miscarriage in her bathroom. Now, prosecutors, not doctors, are treating her -- like a criminal.