Elizabeth Kirk, Co-Director of the Center of Law and the Human Person, Quoted in Article Discussing the Alabama Supreme Court Ruling Regarding Frozen Embryos

Kirk said that “all of us should welcome laws and court decisions that comport with the truth of the human person, including the dignity of all human life from conception to natural death.” Opponents of the ruling said it would imperil access to an infertility treatment. The University of Alabama at Birmingham health system paused IVF treatments after the ruling. But Kirk called the ruling “a narrow matter of statutory interpretation, involving the state’s wrongful death statute.”

Catholic Law’s Elizabeth Kirk, co-director fo the Center for Law and Human Person, was quoted in an article that looked at the Alabama Supreme Court ruling that frozen embryos qualify as children under state law. Kirk was interviewed by Kate Scanlon of OSV News and the article was published by The Leaven. OSV News is a national and international wire service reporting on Catholic issues and issues that affect Catholics.

Click here to view the article in The Leaven.

The Leaven
February 22, 2024
By: Kate Scanlon
Alabama Supreme Court rules frozen embryos are children under wrongful death law

Elizabeth Kirk, Co-Director of the Center of Law and the Human Person, Quoted in Article Discussing the Alabama Supreme Court Ruling Regarding Frozen Embryos

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