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> Then what about miscarriage? If a newborn were to die under unknown circumstances, there should be an investigation. Most states have laws regarding causing
by hash9 4y ago
> Then what about miscarriage? If a newborn were to die under unknown circumstances, there should be an investigation.
Most states have laws regarding causing miscarriage via assault, even California so there are investigations already.
- divided 4y agoYou’ve missed the point in the quote you pulled. Assault is hardly an unknown circumstance. To draw the parallel to a newborn, some pass away from SIDS, some from abuse, some from malnutrition. Investigations are performed in suspicious circumstances. Sometimes it truly happens to be random or unknown or unpreventable. If one were to treat fetuses the same, wouldn’t one want to verify there was no abuse or neglect? I.E. the causes are unknown, it could be a random natural event, it could be due to someone’s actions, the only way to know is to investigate. To my knowledge, nobody currently gets investigated for a miscarriage of unknown cause. One can only hope it stays that way.