Appeals court looks at personhood of frozen embryos

Whether a frozen embryo should be considered a person is at the heart of a case the Eastern District Court of Appeals heard on Wednesday. A St. Louis County circuit court in October ruled that Justin Gadberry and Jalesia McQueen’s frozen embryos should continue to be stored at a facility in Virginia and that “no transfer, ...

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Appeals court looks at personhood of frozen embryos

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