Actually what's currently happening in Mississippi and Alabama is two women who didn't yet know they were pregnant had spontaneous miscarriages and both of them on are trial.
It has nothing to do with abortion - this law is making pregnancy illegal. And I know there is a man trying to get money out of a lawsuit because his daughter was pregnant (like 3 months or so) when a drunk driver crashed into them. So if the law passes and he wins, pregnant women can say goodbye to driving, maybe even being a passenger in a car.
We have to think about the social and legal implications too.
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rosecarmine
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Date: 2011-10-11 09:08 pm (UTC)It has nothing to do with abortion - this law is making pregnancy illegal. And I know there is a man trying to get money out of a lawsuit because his daughter was pregnant (like 3 months or so) when a drunk driver crashed into them. So if the law passes and he wins, pregnant women can say goodbye to driving, maybe even being a passenger in a car.
We have to think about the social and legal implications too.