Louisiana issued a warrant on the California doctor accused of sending pills for abortion in the red state, in court filed earlier this month.
The warrant is part of the growing efforts of activists to combat abortion and the Red States to aim at the telemedicine abortion, which are currently one -fourth abortion of the United States, as well as abortion suppliers who send pills for the States. These suppliers work from the blue states such as California in which Adopted “Laws on the Shield” This goal is to protect abortion suppliers from charges in other states.
The warrant on the doctor of 2024 remains outstanding, according to documents that were filed as part of the efforts of Louisiana, to join the federal lawsuit, which seeks to limit access to the common mifeperiston of the abortion tablet. Louisiana prohibits almost all abortionsField
In a statement filed in court, Louisiana A woman named Rosalie Markezich said that when she found out that she was pregnant in 2023, she decided to continue her pregnancy. But her then guy used his email address and the mailing address to order mifeprostone and the second drug, the Misoprostol, which is usually used in US-as Dr. Remi Koyo, abortions.
In his own presentation, Louisian clearly does not call Coeytaux as the goal of his order, but says that this is the arrest of the “California doctor, from whom the Rosali guy ordered drugs.”
During a trip with her boyfriend, Markezich insisted that she wants to maintain pregnancy, her statement claims. He began to scream at her, and, fearing her safety, Markezich decided to accept pills with a plan to throw them later. She could not tear and soon after taking the pills she began to bleed.
“If the FDA needed a personal visit with a doctor before distributing drugs, my boyfriend would never have been able to get the medicines that he forced me to take,” said Marczich. “I would also tell the doctor that I do not want to take them. And I would tell the doctor that I want to save my child. ”
The representative of Coeytaux refused to comment on the order on Louisian, which was reported last week Abortion every dayThe field in her statement by Liz Murrill, the Prosecutor General of Louisiana, suggested that she hopes that the Trump administration would cancel the rules that have expanded access to telemedicine abortion.
“Rosalie boldly represents many women who become victims of the illegal, immoral and unethical behavior of these drug merchants,” Murrillle said. The representative of Murrill did not immediately answer questions about what accusations Coeytaux may face.
Coeytaux has already been at the center of several legal applications against abortion. In July, a Texas man sued Coeytaux for presumably Supply for abortion tablets to your girlfriendThe field then, in August, Texas sent a cessation and cancellation In Coeytaux. The law of Texas prohibits almost all abortions.
Texas and Louisiana also went after Dr. Margaret Carpenter, a New York Doctor, accused of sending pills for abortion to people in both states. Louisiana accused the carpenterWhile Ken Pacston, the Prosecutor General of Texas, filed a lawsuit against it in a civilian court. After the Klerk of the New York district refused to apply the trial of the court against the carpenter, referring to the law on the state shield, Pacston sued the clerk. In return, Letizia James, general prosecutor New York, announced She officially intervenes in defense of the New York Law on the Shield.
Legal issues experts widely expect that the US Supreme Court will ultimately enter the court in court clashes between the states that prohibit abortion and those who protect the procedure.
