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Pregnant Women in California Prisons and Jails: A Guide for Prisoners and Their Advocates. Third ed.

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Pregnant Women in California Prisons and Jails: A Guide for Prisoners and Their Advocates

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Legal Services for Prisoners with Children (San Francisco, CA)

Published 2006. 60 pages.

This manual, designed for prisoners, attorneys, and legal workers, addresses issues related to pregnancy during incarceration. Sections of this guide are: introduction; general information on being pregnant and incarcerated; conditions and diseases that can affect your pregnancy; sexually transmitted infections/diseases (STDs) during pregnancy; abortion; nutrition and pregnancy; drugs and pregnancy; frequently asked pregnancy questions; alternatives to incarceration; the California Penal Code sections 3419, 3423, 3424, and 6030; Welfare and Institutions Code section 222; and The Pregnant Patient's Bill of Right and summary of the same. Accession Number: 022601

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