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Developing Surrogacy Laws
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November 4, 2016
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11:03Now PlayingThere is a patchwork of laws across the US regarding surrogacy, which is an arrangement whereby a woman carries a pregnancy for intended parents. No federal laws exist, leaving it up to each state - some states prohibit the practice, some states regulate it to varying degrees, and some states, like Minnesota, have not yet created a legislative framework. The Minnesota’s Legislative Commission on Surrogacy is studying issues surrounding regulations, and the are commission’s co-chairs – Sen. Alice Johnson and Rep. Peggy Scott, join Shannon Loehrke to highlight some of the issues being reviewed.
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