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She said prosecutors are still discussing whether to use that statute, which has been interpreted to penalize performing abortions on "the unconsenting.
In December 2007, Matthew Hopper, 17, had sex with the unconsenting 14-year-old girl in an East Cleveland street.
184) Thus, the distinction between injunctive relief and money damages protects the unconsenting state, which, under Young, is still cloaked with immunity, from being effectively the real party in interest to an officer suit.
 
 
 
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