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| case law, wage and hour, driving drunk, video: drama, movie, how, ezine, author, college drunk girl, zen, religion, swingers, college, federal case law, beach, personal appearances, minor laws, review, | Physicians cock and/or funeral directors are given 24 hours to file this report. Delegate Cosgrove’s bill gives women who experience miscarriage without a doctor only 12 hours to report, adding insult to injury. Practical concerns: an affront to decency Returning to our original scenario, let’s imagine that this bill becomes law. Will the average woman in Virginia who experiences spontaneous loss of pregnancy at home know that cock she is risking a year in jail if she doesn't report it? (The practical considerations for publicizing such a law are enormous - a Class cock 1 misdemeanor is a serious crime in Virginia - will the health department create TV ads to inform women of this new law?) But let’s assume, against all probability, that you are aware that there is a law requiring you to report it. At what point during your first 12 hours of grief at the loss of this pregnancy do you make time to call the cops to report it? |
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| Delegate Cosgrove’s bill is an outrageous attack on the privacy of Virginia women. Consider this - there is no law author mandating that a woman must report a pregnancy to the Commonwealth, or even seek medical treatment for one. But this bill proposes that a woman report a LOSS of a pregnancy to author the Commonwealth, whatever the gestational age of the embryo/fetus. Furthermore, this bill means that a woman who experiences a spontaneous loss of pregnancy will have her privacy violated significantly more than if she had chosen an abortion. Though Virginia requires that induced terminations of pregnancy be author reported, those reporting forms require only a “patient number” and information on the procedure. The “report of fetal death” asks for the woman’s full name, her history of prenatal care, her marital status, her education history, her previous deliveries (if any), and a number of other very intrusive data items. If the miscarriage occurred under a physician’s care, all of this information would be provided by the physician out of the patient’s medical records. |
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