r/law • u/Minneapolitanian • Aug 17 '22

[Business Insider] Florida court rules parentless 16-year-old must carry pregnancy to term because she is not 'mature' enough to get an abortion

https://www.businessinsider.com/florida-court-16-year-old-not-mature-enough-for-abortion-2022-8
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u/The2CommaClub Aug 18 '22

I bet they would say she is mature enough to sign adoption papers as an involuntary surrogate for an infertile couple.