Ok, then in light of your factual assumptions: I am in fact a lawyer. I am capable of reading the statute. And there is no way in hell I would be able to give a doctor in Ohio comfort (particularly anything approaching certainty) that the procedure, done in Ohio, would be legal (at least not until the patient did in fact develop life-…
Ok, then in light of your factual assumptions: I am in fact a lawyer. I am capable of reading the statute. And there is no way in hell I would be able to give a doctor in Ohio comfort (particularly anything approaching certainty) that the procedure, done in Ohio, would be legal (at least not until the patient did in fact develop life-threatening, or major-bodily-function-threatening, complications). And what kind of twisted mind would want to force a 10 year old to continue to carry their rapist’s baby unless and until such circumstances existed?
Ok, then in light of your factual assumptions: I am in fact a lawyer. I am capable of reading the statute. And there is no way in hell I would be able to give a doctor in Ohio comfort (particularly anything approaching certainty) that the procedure, done in Ohio, would be legal (at least not until the patient did in fact develop life-threatening, or major-bodily-function-threatening, complications). And what kind of twisted mind would want to force a 10 year old to continue to carry their rapist’s baby unless and until such circumstances existed?