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 and Rick Kloos, the I Will Guide Thy Hand Mountain Goat Images T-shirt moreover I will buy this chair and vice chair of the Federal and State Affairs Committee, which introduced the bill, did not respond to questions about the proposal. Elsewhere, Republican lawmakers in Colorado and Iowa introduced bills this year that would define personhood as beginning at fertilization, for the purposes of those states’ homicide, wrongful death and assault laws — with no exceptions for embryos created by IVF. “We know that personhood is and has been a goal of the anti-abortion movement, and there are often attempts to further establish it via several different routes. The efforts around establishing personhood further impact criminalization of pregnancy outcomes and self-managed abortion, as well as stigmatize IVF care and other assisted reproductive methods, which are already heavily stigmatized and often inaccessible due to cost,” said Maya Cherins, a spokesperson for the Guttmacher Institute. Other states where lawmakers have proposed various fetal personhood bills in the current legislative sessional include Alaska, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Massachusetts, Missouri, New

York, Oklahoma, South Carolina and Utah, according to the I Will Guide Thy Hand Mountain Goat Images T-shirt moreover I will buy this Center for Reproductive Rights and the Guttmacher Institute, which are both tracking such proposals. Representatives for the groups noted that there are several different categories of laws already in effect, making it difficult to predict which ones could be subject to interpretations straying from their intent. For example, many states have laws on the books that allow people to sue for damages in the event of the wrongful death of a fetus, though most of them feature clarifying language that the fetus must be viable (typically around 24 weeks of pregnancy). Other states have protected personhood with exceptionally nuanced legal distinctions. Louisiana, for instance, has had a law on the books since 1986 establishing that an embryo is a “juridical person” but not a “legal person” — a fine legal distinction proponents of the law claim is designed specifically to ban the destruction of embryos. But in recent years, at least four states have enacted robust personhood laws. In Georgia, a 2019 six-week abortion ban that took effect after Roe was struck down includes a provision allowing a pregnant woman to declare her fetus with a detectable heartbeat (around six weeks in some cases) as a dependent on her state taxes. In Missouri, state law broadly defines life as beginning “at conception,” and says that every “unborn child at every stage of development” is afforded “all the rights, privileges, and immunities available to other persons, citizens, and residents” of the state. But interpretation of the statue has prompted thorny legal questions. An Arizona personhood law from 2021 would define any biological phase after conception, including fetuses, embryos, and fertilized eggs as “people.” The law remains blocked by the courts. And in 2018, in Alabama, voters passed an amendment to the state constitution that established that state policy recognized and supported “the sanctity of unborn life and the rights of unborn children, including the right to life” and to “ensure the protection of the rights of the unborn child in all manners and measures lawful and appropriate” — a measure that the state Supreme Court relied on, in part, in reaching its decision last week. The decision, said Planned Parenthood Southeast President Carol McDonald, “could ripple across the country on the state and federal level as personhood laws proliferate.”

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