Indiana AG Launches Probe of Doctor who Gave 10-Year-Old Abortion – The state’s attorney general is looking into the claims made by the Indiana doctor who allegedly performed an abortion on a 10-year-old girl after the girl was raped.
Todd Rokita, the attorney general for Indiana, referred to Dr. Caitlin Bernard, an ob-gyn who practices in two distinct Indiana clinics, as a abortion activist posing as a doctor with a history of failing to disclose criminal incidents.
Republican pro-lifer Rokita released a statement on Thursday stating, “We are examining this incident and are awaiting the essential records to verify if the abortion and/or the abuse were reported, as Dr. Caitlin Bernard had duties to do both under Indiana law.”
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“In Indiana, doing so is illegal, and she risked losing her license due to her actions. Furthermore, if a HIPAA breach does occur, that can have an impact on what happens next. In my pursuit of the truth, I won’t give up.”
Indiana AG Launches Probe of Doctor who Gave 10-Year-Old Abortion – The action is the most recent in a series of events that have sparked outrage around the world. Bernard told the Indianapolis Star that an Ohio trigger legislation had compelled the girl, who was six weeks and three days pregnant, to go across state borders for an abortion, weeks after the Supreme Court reversed Roe v. Wade. President Biden became enraged last week over the Supreme Court’s decision as a result of her claims.
