Published 1 year ago

Pregnant woman accused of Uber murder wants release over her 'unborn child'

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A south Florida pregnant woman who was jailed in July for allegedly shooting and killing another passenger in the back seat of an Uber is petitioning for her release, arguing her unborn baby has not been charged with a crime.

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BBC News

Florida woman argues her unborn baby should be released from jail

Natalia Harrell's lawyer argues her foetus is a person being unlawfully detained in a Florida jail.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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The Independent

Pregnant woman argues her unborn baby is being illegally detained at Florida jail

Natalia Harrel, 24, is accused of fatally shooting 28-year-old Gladys Borcela during an argument inside an Uber last summer

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Mirror

Pregnant woman accused of Uber murder wants release over her 'unborn child'

Natalia Harrell, 24, from Florida, US, allegedly shot and killed mum-of-three Gladys Yvette Borcela, 28, in an Uber last year after the pair got into a furious argument

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Washington Post

Fla. lawyer argues pregnant inmate’s fetus is being illegally detained

A writ of habeas corpus in Florida argues Natalia Harrell's fetus should be released from a detention center to receive adequate medical care.

1 year ago

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New York Post

Pregnant woman in Uber killing argues to be freed because fetus is innocent — as video shows fatal shooting

Natalia Harrell is charged with fatally shooting a mother of three in an Uber ride share last year and is arguing she should be let out of jail because her unborn child hasn't committed a crime.

1 year ago·New York, United States

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Washington Examiner

Unborn baby seeks release from jail in test of fetal personhood in Florida

An unusual lawsuit could soon be decided in a Florida appeals court after a petition was filed to have a woman inmate's unborn baby released from detention, marking a case that could serve as a legal precedent as courts attempt to navigate life after Roe v. Wade.

1 year ago·Washington, United States

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