A California jury declared a mistrial on Thursday in the case against Anastasia Rogers, a pro-life activist charged for posting a video criticizing Planned Parenthood. The jury deliberated for three days but could not reach a unanimous verdict, with a notable lean towards acquittal—10 jurors favored not guilty on one count and 9 on another. Rogers was charged under California’s Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act, accused of intending to intimidate clinic staff with her video, which depicted her outside a Planned Parenthood facility. The 13-second Instagram clip, which mimicked a TikTok trend, included a caption that referred to unborn children as “unalive them.” If convicted, she could face up to two years in prison. Pro-life advocates view the jury's division as a positive sign in a predominantly pro-choice region like San Francisco, highlighting the ongoing legal and social debates surrounding abortion rights.