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A stillbirth and Facebook post expressing her grief landed her in prison for over 2 years. Experts say it’s part of a pattern
Experts say Rousseau’s case reflects a broader rise in pregnancy-related prosecutions, with Pregnancy Justice documenting at least 412 cases after Roe was overturned.
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A stillbirth and Facebook post expressing her grief landed her in prison for over 2 years. Experts say it’s part of a pattern
Patience Rousseau’s case fits into an emerging pattern where women are criminalized – even in states where abortion is legal – by prosecutors reaching for antiquated statutes or laws never intended to punish those experiencing pregnancy loss, experts say.
·Atlanta, United States
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A woman in Nevada was sentenced to more than two years in prison after losing a job and writing a pain message on Facebook for the dead baby. Her case, subsequently annulled by the court, is considered by experts to be one of the most serious errors in the American legal system.
·Romania
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