A fetus is considered a human once it reaches viability, fetal viability is the ability of a baby to live successfully outside of the mother's womb if born prematurely. A fetus is considered viable between the twenty-third and twenty-fourth week of pregnancy. A person's age is not calculated from the date of conception, and unfortunately fetuses still developing in the womb are not counted as part of the US Census (“what”) According to the landmark case, Roe v. Wade, when the Fourteenth Amendment refers to a “person” this reference is not encompassing unborn children
A fetus is considered a human once it reaches viability, fetal viability is the ability of a baby to live successfully outside of the mother's womb if born prematurely. A fetus is considered viable between the twenty-third and twenty-fourth week of pregnancy. A person's age is not calculated from the date of conception, and unfortunately fetuses still developing in the womb are not counted as part of the US Census (“what”) According to the landmark case, Roe v. Wade, when the Fourteenth Amendment refers to a “person” this reference is not encompassing unborn children