Louisiana's House of Representatives is debating whether women who get abortions should face prosecution for murder.
than lawmakers in any other state, is debating a bill to make women who end their pregnancies subject to criminal homicide prosecutions.
“Our longstanding policy is that abortion-vulnerable women should not be treated as criminals,” Louisiana Right to Life said in a statement. opinion indicating the high court is preparing to overturn decisions upholding a constitutional right to abortion. McCormick introduced his bill in March in an attempt to end abortion regardless of what any court does., regulation or court ruling that allows abortion is void and that any judge who blocks enforcement of the bill’s provisions could be impeached.
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