Georgia Woman Charged for Alleged Self-Induced Abortion
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In Georgia, a woman faces murder charges for allegedly taking abortion pills, potentially marking a first under the states 2019 law banning most abortions after cardiac activity. Alexia Moore, 31, is accused of illegal drug possession and fetal homicide, with the fetus showing a beating heart. Prosecutors must decide if a grand jury indictment is warranted. Advocacy groups warn against criminalizing abortions, while anti-abortion leaders argue the charge fits due to illegal drugs involved. Moores lawyer requests bond and a speedy trial, with a hearing set for Monday. This case highlights growing legal risks in states with strict abortion bans.
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