Quantum Windbag
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So her foster parents are not religious?
From my most recent link;
The girl, who is not named in the opinion, was living with foster parents this year when a juvenile court terminated the parental rights of her biological parents, who had physically abused and neglected her. In a closed hearing this summer, she told Douglas County District Judge Peter Bataillon she was 10 weeks pregnant and asked for a court order allowing an abortion. She said she would not be able to financially support a child and feared she might lose her foster placement if her foster parents, whom she described as having strong religious beliefs, learned of her pregnancy.
Hello.
Her foster parents do not get the last say in doctors decisions, her caseworker and attorney do. Yet, for some reason, she chose to go to court to get herself emancipated without getting emancipated.