Current fetal homicide laws

In Kentucky, a “human being” is any homo sapiens from fertilization until death.

Minnesota was the first state to pass a “fetal homicide” law in 1984.

Georgia’s bill changes the definition of a “person” and

the rights that go along for

the entirety of the state’s Code.

In Kentucky, a “human being” is any homo sapiens from fertilization until death.

Minnesota was the first state to pass a “fetal homicide” law in 1984.

Georgia’s bill changes the definition of a “person” and

the rights that go along for

the entirety of the state’s Code.

Minnesota was the first state to pass a “fetal homicide” law in 1984.

In Kentucky, a “human being” is any member of the species homo sapiens from fertilization until death.

Georgia’s bill changes the definition of “person” and the rights that go along with

personhood for the entirety of the state’s Code.

Minnesota was the first state to pass a “fetal homicide” law in 1984.

In Kentucky, a “human being” is any member of the species homo sapiens from fertilization until death.

Georgia’s bill changes the definition of “person” and the rights that go along with

personhood for the entirety of the state’s Code.

Minnesota was the first state to pass a “fetal homicide” law in 1984.

In Kentucky, a “human being” is any member of the species homo sapiens from fertilization until death.

Georgia’s bill changes the definition of “person” and the rights that go along with

personhood for the entirety of the state’s Code.