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A West Chester, Pa., hospital is accused of forcing unwed teenage mothers who give birth there to take a contraceptive before they can be discharged, according to a federal civil rights suit filed last week. The suit alleges that after Kelly Ann Chrupcala, then 17, gave birth to a baby girl, she was required to select a form of birth control which was later administered without her or her mother's consent.
December 01, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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