By james art 
According to the bill, a mother may encounter legal consequences if she has deliberately caused miscarriage.
Charlotte, NC – a controversial bill introduced in South Carolina, outraged at social media.
According to the bill, a mother may encounter legal consequences if she has deliberately caused miscarriage. Some social media claim that the bill involves engaging in daily activities that could cause miscarriage.
Social media video has almost 900,000 views that warn people of a bill introduced in South Carolina on January 14th.
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According to the Law on Equal Protection of South Carolina, he would define an unborn child as a person of fertilization and strive to apply the same legal defenses as a person.
According to the bill, a person who causes deliberate harm to an unborn child may face charges of murder or attack. The video claims that if activities such as exercise or horseback riding lead to miscarriage, the mother may be accused of murder. However, the bill does not specifically indicate activities.
What he says is that no one will be accused of involuntary death of an unborn child when the result of:
- A life -saving procedure is required to save the mother
- Spontaneous abortion
- Either the error or the involuntary mistake of a doctor
According to the Mayo clinic, most miscarriages are happening because the unborn baby is not developing properly. About half to two -thirds of the miscarriages in the first trimester are associated with additional or missing chromosomes.
Usually they are not caused by daily activities such as exercise or demanding work. However, you should always consult your doctor about what you should and should not do while pregnant.
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