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• The case had been developed by a team of lawyers seeking to end the era of criminal abortion prohibitions.
• Nevertheless, the legalization of abortion did not fully eliminate criminal abortions . [ E . A . Sadvokasova]
• The Criminal Abortion Law of 1907 is still technically in effect today, but other legislation has overridden its effects.
• Two lower court rulings had previously struck down the charges against Higuera, claiming Michigan's criminal abortion statute to be unconstitutional.
• _Senate Bill 1099, which would prohibit nurses from aiding or abetting the performance of " criminal abortions, " which is left undefined by the bill.
• In 1857 he started the " physicians'crusade against abortion " both in Massachusetts and nationally, when he persuaded the American Medical Association to form a Committee on Criminal Abortion.
• Fears were expressed by politicians in 1929 of an increase in criminal abortions and infanticide following the passing of the Criminal Law Amendment Act which prohibited all appliances and substances for contraception; no exceptions whatsoever were made.
• But in a 2-1 decision in February, the state Court of Appeals reinstated the charges, ruling Michigan's criminal abortion statute is constitutional as long as U . S . Supreme Court decisions are taken into account.
• A : No . Black's Law Dictionary defines feticide as " the act by which criminal abortion is produced . . . the killing of an unborn child "; it says abortion is " the spontaneous or artificially induced expulsion of an embryo or fetus ."