But there’s some cases where it should be crystal clear and still isn’t. If the pregnancy isn’t viable (e g the egg is fertilised but hasn’t traveled to the ri

But there’s some cases where it should be crystal clear and still isn’t. If the pregnancy isn’t viable (e g the egg is fertilised but hasn’t traveled to the right place on the womb before “taking hold”), then abortion should be legal. If the phoetus has died, then abortion should be legal. There’s some clear-cut cases like that where it’s clear it should be legal and yet in some places the law is still “vague”.