Saturday, March 04, 2006

Wrongful Life

If you thought that last story was something, don't miss this part of the AP story:
Ohio and several other states have previously rejected a different type of claim, called "wrongful life," in which the disabled child is the plaintiff.
Is it just me, or couldn't the plaintiff in this case take care of the, um, "decision" himself? Just move to Oregon.
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