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IV. Evidence presented to the Supreme Court proved that the fetus is human.
B. Legal separability should begin where biological separability begins.
"We ought to be safe in this respect in saying that legal separability should begin where there is biological separability. We know something more of the actual process of conception and fetal development now than when some of the common law cases were decided; and what we know makes it possible to demonstrate clearly that separability begins at conception." Roe v. Wade, Doe v. Bolton, 282 Appellate Division. 542, 125 N.Y.S. 2nd 696.
IV. Evidence presented to the Supreme Court proved that the fetus is human.
B. Legal separability should begin where biological separability begins.
"We ought to be safe in this respect in saying that legal separability should begin where there is biological separability. We know something more of the actual process of conception and fetal development now than when some of the common law cases were decided; and what we know makes it possible to demonstrate clearly that separability begins at conception." Roe v. Wade, Doe v. Bolton, 282 Appellate Division. 542, 125 N.Y.S. 2nd 696.
