Better yet, if either of the parents are no longer living, do the embryos become wards of the state? Does the State pay the up keep to keep embryos frozen? What happens when the State commits the abortive act of destroying the embryos?
Alabama, You've Done It Again, Part the IV
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What if a couple relocates to California, takes their embryonic children with them, then lets them thaw out.
If those embryos are "children" under state law, can they be claimed as dependents on state taxes?
If so, I see a crap ton of "children" in my future. The state will owe me so much in tax refunds each year that I will retire.
If so, I see a crap ton of "children" in my future. The state will owe me so much in tax refunds each year that I will retire.
he University of Alabama at Birmingham health system is pausing in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatment following an Alabama Supreme Court ruling that found frozen embryos are children, the health system said in a statement to CNN.
The decision makes UAB the first known organization in the state to confirm it is pausing the treatment.
Its announcement could be the start of what reproductive rights advocates and medical experts have been warning about for days: that the high court’s decision could have devastating consequences for Alabamians seeking infertility treatments each year to build their families – and it could soon have profound impacts far beyond the state’s borders.
turns out the alabamastan hyperbole from years ago wasn't too far off
I think you could randomly wave someone down on the highway and they might be more qualified than the current guy.
This guy posted a link to the opinion. It's nonsense, and reads more like a church sermon transcript.
Yesterday Halley stepped in it saying she thinks embryos are people too. The next day she tried to clean it up by saying the embryos belong to the parents and they should decide what to do with them.
is she giving her approval to murder all these unwanted embryos?
Which is it Haley?
is she giving her approval to murder all these unwanted embryos?
Which is it Haley?
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She's having a difficult time deciding how to pander to both sides while not looking like a hypocrite for using IVF herself resulting in the dustruction of embryos.
They are more willing to protect frozen embryos than nearly full grown gay and trans kids.
NYT with two articles on the AL ruling today..
but if you read a book about a gay person you’ll immediately ask Brad to the Prom
“Human life cannot be wrongfully destroyed without incurring the wrath of a holy God,” he wrote in a concurring opinion that invoked the Book of Genesis and the prophet Jeremiah and quoted at length from the writings of 16th- and 17th-century theologians.
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The Alabama Chief Justice Who Invoked God in Deciding Embryo Case
ATLANTA — In an Alabama Supreme Court decision that has rattled reproductive medicine across the country, a majority of the justices said the law was clear that frozen embryos should be considered children: “Unborn children are ‘children.’” But the court’s chief justice, Tom Parker, drew on more...
IOW, strong enough to withstand a SCOTUS appeal.“Human life cannot be wrongfully destroyed without incurring the wrath of a holy God,” he wrote in a concurring opinion that invoked the Book of Genesis and the prophet Jeremiah and quoted at length from the writings of 16th- and 17th-century theologians.
The Alabama Chief Justice Who Invoked God in Deciding Embryo Case
ATLANTA — In an Alabama Supreme Court decision that has rattled reproductive medicine across the country, a majority of the justices said the law was clear that frozen embryos should be considered children: “Unborn children are ‘children.’” But the court’s chief justice, Tom Parker, drew on more...
god must really hate himself for the whole flood thing and the billions of miscarriages over the history of humanity“Human life cannot be wrongfully destroyed without incurring the wrath of a holy God,” he wrote in a concurring opinion that invoked the Book of Genesis and the prophet Jeremiah and quoted at length from the writings of 16th- and 17th-century theologians.
The Alabama Chief Justice Who Invoked God in Deciding Embryo Case
ATLANTA — In an Alabama Supreme Court decision that has rattled reproductive medicine across the country, a majority of the justices said the law was clear that frozen embryos should be considered children: “Unborn children are ‘children.’” But the court’s chief justice, Tom Parker, drew on more...
so, why couldn’t this judge use the totally not religious justification that life begins at conception /s“Human life cannot be wrongfully destroyed without incurring the wrath of a holy God,” he wrote in a concurring opinion that invoked the Book of Genesis and the prophet Jeremiah and quoted at length from the writings of 16th- and 17th-century theologians.
The Alabama Chief Justice Who Invoked God in Deciding Embryo Case
ATLANTA — In an Alabama Supreme Court decision that has rattled reproductive medicine across the country, a majority of the justices said the law was clear that frozen embryos should be considered children: “Unborn children are ‘children.’” But the court’s chief justice, Tom Parker, drew on more...
These politicians know their audience. Honest question; does one have to have any law degree / experience to be a Justice of the Supreme Court in Alabama?“Human life cannot be wrongfully destroyed without incurring the wrath of a holy God,” he wrote in a concurring opinion that invoked the Book of Genesis and the prophet Jeremiah and quoted at length from the writings of 16th- and 17th-century theologians.
The Alabama Chief Justice Who Invoked God in Deciding Embryo Case
ATLANTA — In an Alabama Supreme Court decision that has rattled reproductive medicine across the country, a majority of the justices said the law was clear that frozen embryos should be considered children: “Unborn children are ‘children.’” But the court’s chief justice, Tom Parker, drew on more...
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