‘Can an unborn child feel pain at 20 weeks?”
That was Senator Lindsey Graham’s (R., S.C.) question to Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson on Wednesday. Her response? “Senator, I don’t know.”
Judge Jackson said she didn’t know whether an unborn child could feel pain at 20 weeks. But our understanding has advanced considerably since Roe.
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‘Can an unborn child feel pain at 20 weeks?”
That was Senator Lindsey Graham’s (R., S.C.) question to Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson on Wednesday. Her response? “Senator, I don’t know.”
About the Author
John Bockmann is a military physician assistant and co-author of Reconsidering Fetal Pain.
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‘Can an unborn child feel pain at 20 weeks?”
That was Senator Lindsey Graham’s (R., S.C.) question to Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson on Wednesday. Her response? “Senator, I don’t know.”
About the Author
John Bockmann is a military physician assistant and co-author of Reconsidering Fetal Pain.
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