Its been explained to you a couple of weeks ago;
Mr protctnvst
#8,861 “In California infanticide became legal when Newsome signed AB 2223,
legalizing the killing of BORN BABIES up to 28 days old.”
23MAY13 NFBW {to: 08,861} Why are you spreading v such blatant white Christian MAGA disinformation. Your bullshit started by a goddamned lying preacher.
The pastor of a southern California
megachurch, for example,
posted a message on Facebook claiming that the bill “would legalize infanticide!”
“perinatal death due to a pregnancy-related cause.” Can happen after a live birth. Nobody is killing an infant under this bill. AB2223 doesn’t prevent the state from keeping children safe. This isn’t a bill about infanticide. This is about protecting Californians who suffer pregnancy loss from being unjustly investigated, prosecuted or incarcerated. Full stop,”
FALSE! AB2223 DOES prevent th state from keeping children safe.
Whatever else AB2223 does is irrelevant to this discussion. The fact is the legislation, as signed by the governor, even after being amended, still contains the word "PERINATAL", and dictionaries are defining that as up to 4 weeks AFTER BIRTH.
The bill, now law, prohibits a “pregnant person” from being prosecuted for the loss of a pregnancy from “miscarriage, stillbirth, or abortion, or perinatal death due to a pregnancy-related cause.”
Well, that being the case, the plain text of this bill/law denies life-saving protections to newly born children, by sanctioning perinatal death due to a pregnancy-related cause.
Compounding those concerns is a section in the bill saying that “a person shall not be subject to civil or criminal liability … based on their actions or omissions,” spurring questions about whether “actions” includes intentional harm to a newborn. (up to 28 days old)
If the coroner does decide to investigate the reasons for a fetal death, foes noted that the bill prohibits the findings from being used to prosecute “any person, whether or not they were the person who was pregnant with the fetus.”
“This law would leave babies born alive after a failed abortion vulnerable to murder or death by neglect,” said a joint statement from Real Impact, Capitol Resource Institute, and the California Family Council.
perinatal
[per″ĭ-na´t'l]
relating to the period shortly before and after birth; from the twentieth to twenty-ninth week of gestation to 1 to 4 weeks after birth.
Definition of perinatal in the Medical Dictionary by The Free Dictionary
medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com