'It's hard to live with yourself after you murder someone so innocent'

'It's hard to live with yourself after you murder someone so innocent':

That an abortion can cause grave mental injury to a woman is documented in a number of studies, and now the testimony from those victims will be heard in a dispute over the new Texas state law that requires abortion providers to perform a sonogram before destroying the unborn baby.

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Texas Women Bought, Sold Baby On Payment Plan

Cops: Texas Women Bought, Sold Baby On Payment Plan « CBS Houston:

ABILENE, Texas (CBS Houston/AP) — Two West Texas women have been arrested for allegedly buying and selling a 7-week-old infant on an installment payment plan.

Female Church Child Care Worker Sexually Assaulted Boy

Too late to punish: Hillary Adams wants to extend limits on child abuse prosecution

Too late to punish: Hillary Adams wants to extend limits on child abuse prosecution » Corpus Christi Caller-Times:

Seeks change in limits on prosecution
CORPUS CHRISTI — The young woman who was 16 when she secretly recorded her father striking her with a belt said she hopes to see changes in laws that limit prosecution of past child abuse cases.

Surge in babies addicted to moms' pain pills

Surge in babies addicted to moms' pain pills - USATODAY.com:

Medical authorities are witnessing explosive growth in the number of newborn babies hooked on prescription painkillers, innocent victims of their mothers' addictions.

Illinois law opens access to biological parents

Illinois law opens access to biological parents » Evansville Courier & Press:

EVANSVILLE — An change in Illinois law is expected to throw open the doors this week for adoptees to obtain the names of their birth parents in that state.

Sex abuse of juveniles in state centers at issue

Sex abuse of juveniles in state centers at issue | The Journal Gazette | Fort Wayne, IN:

FORT WAYNE – So many children have been sexually assaulted while in Indiana state custody that four of its juvenile corrections facilities have been investigated by the U.S. Department of Justice and one judge found conditions at the state’s facility for girls were so bad he refused to send girls there for almost a year.