Kentucky HB690 establishes legal protections for unborn children, ensuring equal protection under the law from fertilization to natural death.
Kentucky HB690, the Prenatal Equal Protection Act, aims to ensure that unborn children are protected under the law from fertilization to natural death. The bill emphasizes that all preborn children should be afforded the same protections as any other human being. It includes provisions for the legal status of unborn children in various contexts, such as in cases of homicide or assault, and ensures that unborn children are considered persons under the law.
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