By james art 
Port Allen-Nuyorkian doctor and local mother have been accused by the large jury of the parish of West Baton Rouge for being claimed to have participated in an abortion by mail.
Dr. Margaret Carpenter, her company Nightingale Medical and the mother were charged with criminal abortion by drug-causing drug-threatening drugs under the Louisiana Law. This seems to have been the first time a doctor faced criminal charges for sending abortion pills on state lines after the US Supreme Court has canceled Roe v. Wade In 2022
Prosecutors claim that the mother ordered abortion medicines from Carpenter, who sent her to her by mail and the mother gave her pregnant child. Uwk He does not name the mother to protect the identity of the minor.
“She put a cocktail of pills in the trade that made a minor reluctantly give up her child. As a result of the fact that she has set her profit from Louisiana’s safety and laws, this great hearing has indicted her, and it is the prosecutor’s position that has a date with Louisiana justice that she has to fulfill, “said district prosecutor Tony Clayton. Clayton said he didn’t plan to pursue the minor.
Louisiana Prosecutor General Liz Muriel says the office is helping her with the prosecutor’s office.
“The claims in this case have nothing to do with reproductive health, it’s about coercion,” Murill said. “This is about forcing someone to have an abortion that did not want one”
The prosecution comes only months after Louisiana became the first country to reclassify both Mifepriston and Misoprostol as “controlled hazardous substances”. While drugs are still legal in certain cases, medical staff is now confronted with additional obstacles to access to them.
According to the law, anyone who deliberately owns Mifepristone or Misoprostol without a valid recipe – regardless of the intended use – can be up to five years in prison and a fine of $ 5,000. However, the law is an exception to pregnant women who receive over -the -counter drugs to use themselves.
“It is illegal to send abortion pills to this country and it is illegal to force another to have an abortion,” said Louisiana Prosecutor Liza Muriel at social media on Friday. “I said it before and I will say it again: we will keep people responsible for breaching the law.”
Since Row It was canceled, Louisiana imposed a nearly ban on abortion, without exceptions to rape or incest. Doctors convicted of illegal abortion – including one related to medication – up to 15 years in prison, $ 200,000 fines and a loss of their medical license.
The prosecution will be one of the first cases of testing Shield laws in New York, which are intended to protect doctors who use telephones to provide abortion pills to patients in countries where abortions are prohibited.
Carpenter was tried in December by the Prosecutor General of Texas for similar allegations of sending abortion pills in this country, although this case was a civil case rather than criminal prosecution.
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