The Supreme Court struggled with the profound moral and legal question of the case and acknowledged that it is wading into uncharted waters in a decision that could pave a legal road map for determining the competing interests of men and women. If the Supreme Court rules in favor of the woman, it will be the fourth state Supreme Court to decide embryos cannot be used by one parent over the objection of another. The Supreme Courts of Massachusetts and Tennessee ruled that a partner could destroy the embryos, and New York the court ruled that disputed embryos could be used by the fertility clinic for research. Com Web Ring. All rights reserved.
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