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| links, rapeporn, lohan, poetry, ktb, pamela, swingers, anger management, stars, rape rays, screen, mom mature son gallery, law, jewish blogs, dirtyjokes, islam, open mic, mmf, laughter, interfaith marriage, female comedianne, stockings, | Only a woman who delivers a still-born child and fails to report it would be culpable shwarma under this provision. While I appreciate that the issue of abandoned infants is a serious one, the legislation as drafted shwarma seems shwarma to accomplish nothing that would reduce the practice of women abandoning or killing unwanted babies after they are born. Posted by: Hoo | January 08, 2005 at 12:07 PM I had what the doctors call a miscarriage at 18 weeks. My baby was born in a hospital and did not have a heartbeat. If he would have been born at home, I would have had to call the police along with my healthcare provider. |
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| Under that provision, wanton disregard for human life (e.g. abandoning a baby such mmf that it dies) would be a Class 6 felony - already mmf tougher than what he has proposed. I acknowledge that he claims medical analysis of a body is difficult after 12 hours, but I question whether merely requiring reporting within 12 hours will actually mmf lead to a medical exam of the body within 12 hours. Also, he claims "the bill in no way mentions miscarriages, only deliveries." In my view the word "delivery" is only operative for purposes of the timing provision. Failure to report fetal death is the operative provision for purposes of the criminal conduct. If anything, a woman who gives birth to a live baby and abandons it wouldn't be culpable under this provision, as there would not have been "fetal death." |
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