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Amari Marsh was charged with murder/homicide by child abuse three months after her pregnancy loss.
She was cleared by a grand jury 13 months after she was released from jail.
Her story raises questions about the state of reproductive rights in this country, disparities in health care, and pregnancy criminalization.
South Carolina state Rep. Seth Rose , one of Marsh ’s attorneys, called it a “really tragic” case.
Marsh says she experienced abdominal pain that was “way worse” than regular menstrual cramps.
She returned to the hospital, this time by ambulance, but left after several hours without being treated.
She says she woke up, feeling an intense urge to use the bathroom and when she did, the child came.
Anti-abortion groups seized on Marsh ’s story when her name and mug shot were published online by The Times and Democrat of Orangeburg .
Similar cases predate the Supreme Court's Dobbs decision, but they seem to be increasing.
Some physicians are also afraid of being painted as criminals.
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