Tennessee state Capitol building front exterior in Nashville, with wind blowing the U.S. state flag outside on a partly cloudy day. | DustyPixel/Getty Images
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee has signed into law a bill requiring the burial or cremation of aborted babies remains, one of many pro-life bills enacted in the state in recent years.
Lee signed the Unborn Child Dignity Act into law last week. The bill declares that “final disposition of fetal remains from a surgical abortion at an abortion facility must be by cremation or interment.” The mother has the option to decide where she wants the remains disposed but if she declines to state a preference, the decision is left to the abortion facility.
Tennessee state Capitol building front exterior in Nashville, with wind blowing the U.S. state flag outside on a partly cloudy day. | DustyPixel/Getty Images
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee has signed into law a bill requiring the burial or cremation of aborted babies remains, one of many pro-life bills enacted in the state in recent years.
Lee signed the Unborn Child Dignity Act into law last week. The bill declares that “final disposition of fetal remains from a surgical abortion at an abortion facility must be by cremation or interment.” The mother has the option to decide where she wants the remains disposed but if she declines to state a preference, the decision is left to the abortion facility.
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âNormally the baby is abandoned in the abortion clinic and itâs thrown out in the trash or medical waste which is trash,â said Representative Tim Rudd of Rutherford County.
Rudd is the primary sponsor of the original bill in the House. It was then approved in the Senate Wednesday morning.
If the woman chooses a burial location other than the one provided by the facility then the patient has to pay the burial bill.
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