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Topic	Alabama Supreme Court rules IVF embryos are protected under minor death law.
Tenlaar 02/18/24 3:20:43 PM #5:	I get the reasoning behind the ruling but it raises some big questions that definitely seem like would kill the industry in the state. Would fertilized embryos have to be stored literally forever? Surely a parent can't give consent for their child to be killed under Alabama's laws. Also it seems like the clinic in question could be gone after for some kind of negligence but the actual wrongful death should need to be pinned on the person who actually did it. <cite>Tenlaar posted [p:978911425] in Alabama Su... [t:80699851]...</cite> <quote>I get the reasoning behind the ruling but it raises some big questions that definitely seem like would kill the industry in the state. Would fertilized embryos have to be stored literally forever? Surely a parent can't give consent for their child to be killed under Alabama's laws. Also it seems like the clinic in question could be gone after for some kind of negligence but the actual wrongful death should need to be pinned on the person who actually did it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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