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Topic	Cop tazes pregnant woman in stomach; she later miscarried.
Esrac 02/03/22 5:39:41 PM #29:	ThePieReborn posted... You'd have some difficulty proving causation beyond the initial harm of being tasered. Certainly possible, especially if you have a really clear timeline to work with and a good expert witness, but still poses some difficulty. Absolutely horrid and unnecessary regardless. Maybe. It would probably depend on how long after the incident she miscarried. If it was, say, a month later, then they'd probably not be able to prove he caused it. Compared to, say, if she miscarried the next morning. After looking around a bit, I can't find any sources that state when she lost the baby. Best I can find is Forbes, which reports that "she wouldn't have the child, but didn't lose it as result of the tasing." <cite>Esrac posted [p:962340963] in Cop tazes ... [t:79882852]...</cite> <quote>ThePieReborn posted... </cite> <quote>You'd have some difficulty proving causation beyond the initial harm of being tasered. Certainly possible, especially if you have a really clear timeline to work with and a good expert witness, but still poses some difficulty. Absolutely horrid and unnecessary regardless.</quote> Maybe. It would probably depend on how long after the incident she miscarried. If it was, say, a month later, then they'd probably not be able to prove he caused it. Compared to, say, if she miscarried the next morning. After looking around a bit, I can't find any sources that state when she lost the baby. Best I can find is Forbes, which reports that "she wouldn't have the child, but didn't lose it as result of the tasing." </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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