so i went to meet evelyn's lawyer, denis munoz. the few lawyers in the country prepared to work on cases like evelyn's. they are controversial and he has been derogatively labelled as the "pro—abortion lawyer". how is it possible that a teenager who has a miscarriage can be sent to prison for 30 years? so evelyn is an example of that? it sounds like you're saying that any woman who has a miscarriage is at risk of being sentenced to 30 years in jail? so no matter your views on abortion, whether you're for it or against it, the surprising thing about the cases denis represents they have nothing to do with abortion, they're stillbirths or miscarriages. and you would be ha rd—pressed to find somebody who truly believes that a woman should spend 30 years injailfor having a miscarriage. ricardo parker is a right—wing parliamentarian for the arena political party here. we have agreed to meet. hello. how you doing? very nice too meet you. he is one of most hard line anti—abortionists in the country and not only does he think evelyn's guilty

i was to know more about the case, so i went to meet evelyn hernandez‘s lawyer, denis munoz.s willing to work on these cases. he has been derogatively labelled the pro—abortion lawyer. evelyn hernandez is an example of that? eat salad you are saying that any woman who has a mystery is at risk of being sentenced to 30 years -- it —— it sounds like you are saying. regardless of your views on abortion, the cases that denis munoz represents, the largest number of them are not abortions, but stillbirths or miscarriages. you would be hard pressed to find a woman “— would be hard pressed to find a woman —— anyone who believes that a woman —— anyone who believes that a woman should spend 30 years in jail for that. hello, how are you doing. most immediate. he is one of the most hardline anti— abortionists in the country. our constitution says that we recognise the human being from the moment of conception. so i don't see the difference between killing a kid and killing a baby inside the womb of its mother. so evelyn hernandez, she was sentenced yes, homicide. her wasn't homicide? yes,