Submitted by Hoosac_Love t3_119sno4 in massachusetts
ladybug1259 t1_j9pohqq wrote
Reply to comment by giabollc in World's oldest appellate court rules on infidelity and murder charges by Hoosac_Love
No it wouldn't in Massachusetts. The line for wrongful death and murder of a fetus is based on viability of the fetus on the logic that it's not a meaningful distinction if someone's 8 1/2 months pregnant and killed in a way that the fetus is seriously injured and dies of injuries after birth or killed before birth. There's case law on this for wrongful death and vehicular homicide. Commonwealth v. Cass (1984) and Mone v. Greyhound Lines (1975).
LackingUtility t1_j9rv322 wrote
But your legal citations ruin his anti-choice argument! That’s nOt FaIr!
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