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30 Something Baby Doc

Friday, September 29, 2006

Confusing

I have never understood why a pregnant minor requires consent from her leagl guardian if she were to undergo a surgical procedure (ie. C- section). Yet, once she delivers her baby, she may provide legal consent for her infant. (ie. circumcision). A minor is competent enough to provide consent for her infant, but not herself?

# posted by tommy @ 7:28 AM
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