The Hill
A Wisconsin circuit court judge has ruled that an 1849 law that classifies the destruction of a fetus by someone other than the mother as a felony does not outlaw abortions, returning the state’s abortion access to its pre-Dobbs status.
Dane County Circuit Court Judge Diane Schlipper on Tuesday reaffirmed a ruling she issued earlier this year, finding that an 1800s-era law “does not apply to consensual abortions, but to feticide.” More
“Judge Diane”
Must be running short of dead baby parts.
I’m pretty sure the baby didn’t consent to it’s abortion.
The clear difference between abortion and feticide is the difference between planned homicide and premeditated murder. If you don’t understand that, you’ll never be a judge.
…”judge ruled”…robe-nwords think that God resigned & then appointed their worthless asses as replacements
No more wire hangers!
I wonder how much PP donated to her election campaign?
So in this judge’s opinion, if a law is over 100 years old it doesn’t count?
They gotta keep the eugenics programs running in the inner cities.
de tro-jans bez too ‘spensive