Kathy Hochul insist they will not extradite a doctor from their state who has been charged in Louisiana for allegedly prescribing abortion medication for a Baton Rouge-area mother who made her pregnant minor daughter take the pills. Louisiana approved a law in that made medication abortions illegal and banned the drugs from being received from outside the state through the mail.
Michael M. A Louisiana grand jury indicted a New York doctor and a Baton Rouge-area mother Friday on felony charges for allegedly causing a criminal abortion by giving her pregnant teen daughter medication obtained through the mail.
Soon afterward, officials from both states immediately went public with their stances on the case. It is the first criminal case of its kind since the U. Supreme Court overturned Roe v.
Wade in June New York Gov. We must stand firm and fight this. Margaret Carpenter and representatives from her clinic are not going to come to Louisiana to be arrested and taken into custody.
Clayton was among the most ardent supporters of Republican Gov. Plain and simple. Fixed it for you, GovKathyHochul. This case is about coercion. Her bond amount was not listed. The same measure also made it illegal to obtain such drugs through the mail from out of state.
