I will call your characterization of the mothers action wrong. A mother cannot decide to execute her baby.
Sure she can. Mothers execute their babies all the time in our current society. In fact, in the last 30 seconds of you reading this response, there were about 40 executions of babies in their mothers' wombs.
She can choose to have an abortion which we all agree is a form of murder.
I wouldn't say "all", but at least you and I agree on this much.
But the mother did not file charges
Sure she did. She did when she made the claim of "this baby is an inconvenience for me," or "this baby is the result of rape," or "this baby is the result of incest," or "this baby was going to kill me," or "it's just a bit of tissue, and/or is part of my body, so I can do what I want."
You called it a baby above, the least you could do is remain consistent.
The mother and fetus baby did not go to court.
One doesn't have to be in a courtroom to go to court.
The fetus baby certainly didn't commit a capitol offense worthy of execution.
Right, because the baby is innocent, and therefore any charges brought against the baby (see above) are not only false witnesses, but any action to end his or her life is murder.
Abortion is legal, not right and certainly not just, but it is legal.
Which just means that the law is corrupt, and should be abolished. Don't you think?
I think you are attempting to argue that since it is legal is an execution. You are wrong and you create a serious problem for your position bay equating the two terms. Once again: if you say that executions as punishments for capitol crimes are good and just and you call abortion an execution, you imply that abortion is legal and just. If abortion is murder then you imply that executions are also murder and therefore illegal and unjust. If you would stick to real definitions instead of sensationalizing every topic you touch through intentional use of incendiary language you might start to come across as a rational person.