Marshae Jones — the Alabama woman who was charged with manslaughter after another woman shot her, causing Jones to lose her 5-month-old fetus — will not be prosecuted, officials announced on Wednesday.
” movement — which seeks to define fertilized eggs, zygotes, embryos, and fetuses as people with equal protections under the law — and how far it is willing to go, regardless of the impact on pregnant people's lives.
In a statement, Jones' attorneys said:"We are gratified the District Attorney evaluated the matter and chose not to proceed with a case that was neither reasonable nor just. The District Attorney’s decision will help Marshae continue to heal from this tragic event and work to rebuild her life in a positive and productive way. She moves forward with enormous gratitude for the support she and her family have received during this challenging time.
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