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18. That is what I think also.

Sun Apr 10, 2022, 06:59 PM

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District Attorney DROPS Charges Against Texas Woman for 'Illegal Abortion' [View all] LetMyPeopleVote Apr 2022 OP

So glad to see this mcar Apr 2022 #1

She's not out of trouble yet Warpy Apr 2022 #3

+100 Absolutely cold hearted creeps. bronxiteforever Apr 2022 #13

Kick dalton99a Apr 2022 #2

How about expugning the arrest record too? AZLD4Candidate Apr 2022 #8

The entire last paragraph of that letter, translated: Grokenstein Apr 2022 #7

Does this mean the hospital violated HIPAA laws? yardwork Apr 2022 #5

They did obamanut2012 Apr 2022 #9

There are going to be attorneys LINING UP hamsterjill Apr 2022 #6

She needs to sue the living shit out of all of them Novara Apr 2022 #10

This is a tragedy all the way around dlk Apr 2022 #11

if it's in federal court the tort reform Abbott passed drray23 Apr 2022 #15

That's why I said the case should be filed in federal court dlk Apr 2022 #26

Many cases are referred to law enforcement for frivolous reasons LeftInTX Apr 2022 #17

Political grandstanding at the expense of a traumatized woman dlk Apr 2022 #27

it is HIPAA Skittles Apr 2022 #21

After they splattered her face and medical business across the world Demovictory9 Apr 2022 #12

translation: the blowback was fast and fierce Skittles Apr 2022 #14

That is what I think also. Demsrule86 Apr 2022 #18

Texas repukes never do the right thing Skittles Apr 2022 #20

I don't believe they sheriff ever intended to prosecute. MontanaMama Apr 2022 #16

It was the DA who presented this to the grand jury. LetMyPeopleVote Apr 2022 #22

Yep and people are blaming doctors and nurses for this! LeftInTX Apr 2022 #23

So she went from a half million dollar bond to dropped charges... mackdaddy Apr 2022 #24