Alabama Court Ruling that Frozen Embryos Are Children and Its Impact on the Future of IVF Treatment

The recent Alabama Supreme Court ruling that frozen embryos are children is rooted in state statutes and the state constitution, but it could serve as precedent for a number of other states that similarly define personhood as starting at fertilization, says BU LAW professor Nicole Huberfeld.

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