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dispatch.com on 2021-10-01 03:57

Pregnant mom can't be charged with drug possession, Ohio Supreme Court rules. Case could have broad implications, says ACLU

The Ohio Supreme Court tossed out a woman's drug possession charge, saying prosecutors didn't prove where she used cocaine during her pregnancy.

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