Court on Monday struck down a ballot initiative that sought
voter approval of a so-called "personhood" amendment to the
state constitution to define an embryo as a human being from the
moment of conception.
Monday, April 30, 2012
Oklahoma court rejects ballot initiative on "personhood"
OKLAHOMA CITY, April 30 (Reuters) - The Oklahoma Supreme
Court on Monday struck down a ballot initiative that sought
voter approval of a so-called "personhood" amendment to the
state constitution to define an embryo as a human being from the
moment of conception.
Court on Monday struck down a ballot initiative that sought
voter approval of a so-called "personhood" amendment to the
state constitution to define an embryo as a human being from the
moment of conception.
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