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Attorney for woman suing Starr County DA discusses abortion lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Attorney for woman suing Starr County DA discusses abortion lawsuit

Representatives of the Starr County woman suing the district attorney and county spoke to the public during a Tuesday press conference.

Source: krgv.com
Texas woman charged with murder for self-induced abortion sues Starr County district attorney - Vimarsana News

Texas woman charged with murder for self-induced abortion sues Starr County district attorney

When a Texas woman was arrested and jailed for self-inducing an abortion in 2022, her name and mugshot were quickly broadcast around the world. Three days later, the Starr County

Prosecutor Sued For $1M By Woman Charged With Murder After Abortion - Vimarsana News

Prosecutor Sued For $1M By Woman Charged With Murder After Abortion

A Texas prosecutor's office is facing a lawsuit after it brought murder charges against a woman in 2022 for using a drug to self-induce an abortion at 19 weeks pregnant. Meanwhile an "abortion pills" banner was flown over a Texas baseball game Saturday.

Texas Woman Is Suing Prosecutors Over Self-Inducing Abortion Charges - Vimarsana News

Texas Woman Is Suing Prosecutors Over Self-Inducing Abortion Charges

Lizelle Gonzalez faced a murder charge (and two nights in jail) for self-inducing an abortion in 2022. The charges were dropped. Now Gonzalez is suing the prosecutors in federal court, seeking $1 million in damages.

Source: reason.com
Texas Woman Sues Prosecutor Who Charged Her With Murder After She Had an Abortion - Vimarsana News

Texas Woman Sues Prosecutor Who Charged Her With Murder After She Had an Abortion

Discover the story of a Texas woman who faced murder charges for a self-managed abortion and was imprisoned for two nights, and has now filed a lawsuit versus prosecutors on the U.S.-Mexico border who started the legal proceedings, which were subsequently dropped.