Is meth murder charge useful?
In April 2004, Theresa Hernandez suffered a loss that affects 25,000 women annually in the United States : She delivered a stillborn infant. But because her baby tested positive for methamphetamine, Hernandez was subject to an unprecedented charge of first-degree murder by the Oklahoma City district attorney. After three years in prison without bail or contact visits with her family and with the possibility of life in ...
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