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LOS ANGELES - About 16,000 fetuses found in a shipping bin cannot be buried as human remains, the California Court of Appeal said in a recent ruling. The appeals court said that to permit the burial would show a state preference for a belief not universally held that aborted fetuses are human beings. The decision, made public Monday, was hailed by feminist activists defending abortion as a woman's free choice. It was decried by anti-abortion groups. The appeals court reversed an earlier ruling by Los Angeles Superior Judge Eli Chernow, who authorized burial for the fetuses in December 1982. The fetuses have been preserved in formaldehyde since they were found in a repossessed container in 1982 at the Woodland Hills, Calif., home of Malvin Weisberg, owner of a defunct pathology laboratory in Santa Monica. Weisberg had contracts with various physicians, clinics and hospitals to provide pathology reports on fetuses sent to him. The courts noted that while Wei’s berg stored the fetuses properly, he did not dispose of them properly, apparently due to financial difficulties. Carol Downer, director of the Los Angeles Feminist Women's Health Center, which appealed Judge Chernow's ruling along with the American Civil Liberties Union, said she was thrilled by the appeals court decision. 'I'm very relieved that the courts are seeing this in the way we do,' she said, 'which is that it's entirely inappropriate for the religious forces to enter into this situation.' Ms. Downer said, 'every week we take the tissue cups or fetuses to our local crematorium and they are cremated. We don't see any reason why those fetuses would have been treated any differently. The Palm Springs-based Center for Documenting the American Holocaust, the research arm of the California Pro-Life Medical Association, denounced the decision. 'I'm convinced we'll have to go as far at the U.S. Supreme Court with this,' said Janet Dreisbach, a spokeswoman for the center. 'These are human remains. For the courts to come down and say that even in death these living human entities that are now dead can be treated as trash is absolutely contrary to the kind of progress we'd like to make in civil rights. Fetal remains of abortions performed at public medical facilities are incinerated without ceremony. The court said there was no compelling state interest to dispose of the fetuses in a private cemetery. 'We perceive that the intended burial ceremony will enlist the prestige and power of the state,' Woods wrote. 'This is constitutionally forbidden. Credits To: UPI

LOS ANGELES - About 16,000 fetuses found in a shipping bin cannot be buried as human remains, the California Court of Appeal said in a recent ruling. The appeals court said that to permit the burial would show a state preference for a belief not universally held that aborted fetuses are human beings. The decision, made public Monday, was hailed by feminist activists defending abortion as a woman's free choice. It was decried by anti-abortion groups. The appeals court reversed an earlier ruling by Los Angeles Superior Judge Eli Chernow, who authorized burial for the fetuses in December 1982. The fetuses have been preserved in formaldehyde since they were found in a repossessed container in 1982 at the Woodland Hills, Calif., home of Malvin Weisberg, owner of a defunct pathology laboratory in Santa Monica. Weisberg had contracts with various physicians, clinics and hospitals to provide pathology reports on fetuses sent to him. The courts noted that while Wei’s berg stored the fetuses properly, he did not dispose of them properly, apparently due to financial difficulties. Carol Downer, director of the Los Angeles Feminist Women's Health Center, which appealed Judge Chernow's ruling along with the American Civil Liberties Union, said she was thrilled by the appeals court decision. 'I'm very relieved that the courts are seeing this in the way we do,' she said, 'which is that it's entirely inappropriate for the religious forces to enter into this situation.' Ms. Downer said, 'every week we take the tissue cups or fetuses to our local crematorium and they are cremated. We don't see any reason why those fetuses would have been treated any differently. The Palm Springs-based Center for Documenting the American Holocaust, the research arm of the California Pro-Life Medical Association, denounced the decision. 'I'm convinced we'll have to go as far at the U.S. Supreme Court with this,' said Janet Dreisbach, a spokeswoman for the center. 'These are human remains. For the courts to come down and say that even in death these living human entities that are now dead can be treated as trash is absolutely contrary to the kind of progress we'd like to make in civil rights. Fetal remains of abortions performed at public medical facilities are incinerated without ceremony. The court said there was no compelling state interest to dispose of the fetuses in a private cemetery. 'We perceive that the intended burial ceremony will enlist the prestige and power of the state,' Woods wrote. 'This is constitutionally forbidden. Credits To: UPI

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