Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
She is looking to her future, wanting a better life, and a bunch of people who don't know her, or anything about her, think they have the right to control her uterus.
Its bullshit.
Her parents & the judges know her & are still molding her until she is an adult. They know way more about her than some activist or journalist does. They also have the right to control her & her entire body until she is of legal age.
She is looking to her future, wanting a better life, and a bunch of people who don't know her, or anything about her, think they have the right to control her uterus.
Its bullshit.
Her parents & the judges know her & are still molding her until she is an adult. They know way more about her than some activist or journalist does. They also have the right to control her & her entire body until she is of legal age.
Her parents? They aren't her parents. And they are not making a decision based on knowing HER, they are using their religion essentially against her.
In her shoes, I'd throw myself down the stairs until I wasn't pregnant anymore.
No, I'm not kidding. A woman who doesn't wish to be pregnant will go to any lengths to end the pregnancy, just as a woman who wants to be pregnant will go to any lengths to stay that way.
http://www.supremecourt.ne.gov/sites/supremecourt.ne.gov/files/sc/opinions/s13-510009.pdf
Generally, an abortion cannot be performed upon an
unemancipated pregnant woman under 18 years of age unless
a physician obtains the notarized written consent of both the
pregnant woman and one of her parents or a legal guardian.1
This proceeding was instituted under the provisions of Neb.
Rev. Stat. § 71-6901 et seq. (Cum. Supp. 2012) by a pregnant
16-year-old (petitioner) seeking authorization for an abortion
without consent of a parent or guardian. The district court
denied her request, and pursuant to the expedited procedures
1 Neb. Rev. Stat. § 71-6902 (Cum. Supp. 2012).Nebraska advaNce sheets
IN RE PETITION OF ANONYMOUS 5 643
Cite as 286 Neb. 640
outlined in § 71-6904, she appeals to this court. Because
we determine that petitioner did not establish by clear and
convincing evidence that she is a victim of abuse or neglect
under § 71-6903(3) or that she is sufficiently mature and well
informed to decide on her own whether to have an abortion, we
affirm the judgment of the district court.
comment
Thank you Jon for the link....................
In her shoes, I'd throw myself down the stairs until I wasn't pregnant anymore.
No, I'm not kidding. A woman who doesn't wish to be pregnant will go to any lengths to end the pregnancy, just as a woman who wants to be pregnant will go to any lengths to stay that way.
In which case, being a ward of the state or under Foster Care you would be admitted to a Psych ward for your own protection to prevent yourself from doing bodily harm to yourself.
The law in this case is clear. The Courts uphold the law, and that's the deal.
Which does not negate what she is being forced to endure.
Which does not negate what she is being forced to endure.
So, you want the courts to NOT UPHOLD THE LAW.
Well hell, if your name is Holder you might be right.
But not in this case.
http://www.supremecourt.ne.gov/sites/supremecourt.ne.gov/files/sc/opinions/s13-510009.pdf
Generally, an abortion cannot be performed upon an
unemancipated pregnant woman under 18 years of age unless
a physician obtains the notarized written consent of both the
pregnant woman and one of her parents or a legal guardian.1
This proceeding was instituted under the provisions of Neb.
Rev. Stat. § 71-6901 et seq. (Cum. Supp. 2012) by a pregnant
16-year-old (petitioner) seeking authorization for an abortion
without consent of a parent or guardian. The district court
denied her request, and pursuant to the expedited procedures
1 Neb. Rev. Stat. § 71-6902 (Cum. Supp. 2012).Nebraska advaNce sheets
IN RE PETITION OF ANONYMOUS 5 643
Cite as 286 Neb. 640
outlined in § 71-6904, she appeals to this court. Because
we determine that petitioner did not establish by clear and
convincing evidence that she is a victim of abuse or neglect
under § 71-6903(3) or that she is sufficiently mature and well
informed to decide on her own whether to have an abortion, we
affirm the judgment of the district court.
comment
Thank you Jon for the link....................
anytime
it always helps to have the actual case
not some blog sites version of it
Maybe they were trying to avoid having an innocent unborn baby's brains scrambled?
That shouldn't be anyone's decision but hers.
that is why there are adoption agencies if the legal guardians choose not to take in the baby
that is why there are adoption agencies if the legal guardians choose not to take in the baby
Also the baby's father is probably wanting the child, or the baby's grand parents aunt's or uncle's. The fact is she is a ward of her parents or the state & does not have rights to her body yet. They could strap her to a bed in a rubber room until the baby is born.
Reading that article I was reminded of an episode of 'Criminal Minds' where a young, unwed mother dies in childbirth and her self-righteous and abusive parents beat their unwanted grandson in to a very successful serial killer.
It's fiction, I know, but weird.
that is why there are adoption agencies if the legal guardians choose not to take in the baby
Also the baby's father is probably wanting the child, or the baby's grand parents aunt's or uncle's. The fact is she is a ward of her parents or the state & does not have rights to her body yet. They could strap her to a bed in a rubber room until the baby is born.
"The baby's father is probably wanting the child?" Who is ready to parent at that age??
