"Charges Filed Against Woman After Miscarriage Spark Controversy Over Reproductive Rights"

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An Ohio woman, Brittany Watts, who suffered a miscarriage and passed her nonviable fetus in her bathroom, is now facing a criminal charge of felony abuse of a corpse. The charge highlights the extent to which prosecutors can charge a woman whose pregnancy has ended, whether by abortion or miscarriage. Watts' attorney argues that the charge stems from a lack of knowledge and insight regarding miscarriage and women's health. The case raises questions about the impact of stricter abortion laws and the need for education on the realities of miscarriage.
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