In the video shared by one Ubi Franklin, she further claimed that Chrisland suspended her daughter once the school found out she was aware of the gravity of the alleged abuse. She claimed that the school tried to cover up the incident till another parent drew her attention to it. This agenda is too extreme for Indiana and Hoosiers have had enough of Rokita’s self-serving antics.A video showing the mother of an alleged victim calling for help went viral on Monday, sparking controversy and debate. The Indiana GOP shows more and more that they will do anything to pursue their extremist agenda - an agenda that eliminates choice and forces women to have birth even in cases of rape, incest, or saving the life of the mother. “Hoosier taxpayers will now have to pay for Attorney General Todd Rokita’s national smear campaign against a doctor who helped a 10-year-old rape survivor attain a legal and safe abortion. The Indiana Democratic Party also released a statement in response to the news: KELLY STEVENSON, OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL TODD ROKITA This is part of a divisive narrative and an attempt to distract from the important work of the office, including the duty to determine whether practitioners have violated the standards of practice in his or her profession, as well as federal and state laws. His historic work has further distinguished Indiana as a protector of unborn life and women. Rokita’s office provided WXIN with the following statement:Īttorney General Rokita and the Office of Attorney General are leaders in the pro-life movement. The filing triggers a 90-day investigative period for the state to settle the claim, after which a lawsuit can be filed. Ohio man charged in rape that led to 10-year-old getting abortion in Indiana
However, Nexstar’s WXIN obtained documents showing that Bernard did file the report, and even filed it within the timeframe required.ĭeLaney also said that a “simple check” on a government license website would have confirmed that Bernard’s license was active with no disciplinary history. The Fox News caption underneath Rokita proclaimed “Doc Failed to Report Abortion Abuse Victim,” according to the tort claim.
Rokita went on Fox News on July 13, calling Bernard an “abortion activist acting as a doctor” and said she had a “history of failing to report” and even threatened to go after Bernard’s license. The lawsuit comes on the heels of a cease and desist issued by DeLaney, which was itself a response to Rokita’s continued public comments aimed at Bernard. Bernard in her profession constitute defamation,” said Attorney Kathleen A. Rokita’s false and misleading statements about alleged misconduct by Dr. Caitlin Bernard, who provided an abortion on a 10-year-old rape victim, has filed a tort claim against Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita - the first step in a defamation lawsuit against Rokita.
INDIANAPOLIS ( WXIN) - An attorney representing Dr.
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