Frozen Embryo = Person?

By Sherry F. Colb, FindLaw.com. Posted February 23, 2005.

A judge's decision that frozen embryos are people has ramifications far beyond stem cell research, reproductive rights and fertility medicine.

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Sherry F. Colb, a FindLaw columnist, is Professor and Frederick B. Lacey Scholar at Rutgers Law School in Newark.

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