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Alabama attorney general’s office says it has ‘no intention’ to prosecute IVF families, providers

  • The Alabama Attorney General stated there are no plans to prosecute IVF families or providers following a recent Supreme Court decision.
  • Alabama's top court ruling has raised concerns for doctors and patients on legally handling embryos, fearing liability for any destruction or loss.
  • State Senator Tim Melson plans to introduce legislation protecting the IVF industry and families, with the bill set to be filed Tuesday when the Senate is in session.
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Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall says he won't prosecute IVF families, providers

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall does not intend to prosecute in vitro fertilization providers or families.

2 months ago·United States
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Alabama IVF ruling: Alabama attorney general’s office says it has ‘no intention’ to prosecute IVF families, providers

Fallout continues in the wake of the Alabama Supreme Court’s ruling last week that frozen embryos are children – an unprecedented decision that critics say could have a chilling effect on access to IVF treatments in the state.

2 months ago·Atlanta, United States
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Alabama's attorney general won't prosecute IVF clinics, families

The Alabama Attorney General's office had "no intention" of prosecuting providers of in vitro fertilisation or families who use their services, it said on Friday (Feb 23) after the state's top court ruled that frozen embryos are considered children. Following the Alabama Supreme Court ruling last week that

2 months ago·Singapore
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Alabama attorney general has no plans to use IVF state Supreme Court ruling to prosecute families - Washington Examiner

The Alabama attorney general does not plan to use a Supreme Court ruling involving embryos to prosecute families or providers using IVF.

2 months ago·Washington, United States
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Alabama attorney general responds to controversial IVF ruling

The Alabama Supreme Court's ruling has raised alarms from Democrats and Republicans alike.

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Alabama Attorney General Says He Won't Prosecute IVF Providers, Families

But he's still going after people who help others travel out of state for an abortion.

2 months ago·United States
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