A shower thought about Roe being overturned.

A thought I had with abortion access in the US looking at being restricted so much, does that mean that death in childbirth instead becomes at least manslaughter, or just straight up murder in some cases? Without the option to abort, Impregnation is essentially rolling a dice on if you are killing your the mother, so why shouldn't it be charged as thus.

Even in commited relationships, if the father knows the mother has medical issues which can complicate a pregnancy, then knowingly impregnating is pretty much textbook attempted murder, he is choosing to perform an action which can lead to the death of the mother. In the case of ectopics etc, its just straight up manslaughter. If the 'child' is already a person so killing them is murder, so them killing the mother is at least man slaughter, being well below the age of responsibility, it again falls on the father to take the blame.

I'm not from the US, so my knowledge of laws in the US is less than steller, but it certainly seems that you could push for charges in these kinds of cases.