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With a woman in prison for a stillbirth, California's murder law is tested

With a woman in prison for a stillbirth, California s murder law is tested
Alex Wigglesworth
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Tina Perez holds a photo of her daughter, Adora Perez, who is serving an 11-year prison sentence after prosecutors said drug use led her to deliver a stillborn baby. (Genaro Molina / Los Angeles Times)
Adora Perez was two years into an 11-year prison sentence when she got a phone call.
From inside the women’s state prison in Chowchilla, Calif., Perez listened as attorney Mary McNamara introduced herself, saying she had been looking into Perez’s case and found it deeply flawed. ....

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With woman in prison for stillbirth, murder law is tested - The San Diego Union-Tribune

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Adora Perez was two years into an 11-year prison sentence when she got a phone call.
From inside the women’s state prison in Chowchilla, Calif., Perez listened as attorney Mary McNamara introduced herself, saying she had been looking into Perez’s case and found it deeply flawed.
Perez was charged with murder after she delivered a stillborn baby at a hospital in California’s Central Valley, with authorities alleging methamphetamine use while pregnant was responsible. Faced with the possibility of life in prison, Perez accepted a plea deal, lost an appeal and busied herself adjusting to the rhythms of time behind bars. ....

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With woman in prison for stillbirth, murder law is tested

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Adora Perez was two years into an 11-year prison sentence when she got a phone call.
From inside the women’s state prison in Chowchilla, Calif., Perez listened as attorney Mary McNamara introduced herself, saying she had been looking into Perez’s case and found it deeply flawed.
Perez was charged with murder after she delivered a stillborn baby at a hospital in California’s Central Valley, with authorities alleging methamphetamine use while pregnant was responsible. Faced with the possibility of life in prison, Perez accepted a plea deal, lost an appeal and busied herself adjusting to the rhythms of time behind bars. ....

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Officials: Public input a priority for potential Amherst County High addition, new auditorium

AMHERST â A committee of Amherst County officials agrees community support is paramount for a planned auditorium addition at the countyâs high school to move forward.
The group, which includes Amherst County Board of Supervisors Chair Claudia Tucker and Vice Chair Jennifer Moore, and Amherst County School Board Chair Priscilla Liggon and Vice Chair Abby Thompson, discussed the hopeful project during a recent meeting.
The Amherst County School Board last month approved a new capital improvement plan for the division, which Superintendent Rob Arnold describes as a long-range working document outlining structural integrity needs of the divisionâs buildings over the next 15 years. The first two projects â wall and foundation repair work at Madison Heights Elementary School and Amherst Middle School â already are budgeted for in the 2021-22 school year, Arnold said. ....

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