Laws that allow a person to anonymously leave a newborn at a hospital, police station, or other designated place without fear of prosecution are called laws. Group of answer choices

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Laws that allow a person to anonymously leave a newborn at a hospital, police station, or other designated place without fear of prosecution are called laws. Group of answer choices

a. safe-haven laws

b. neonatal laws

c. nenaticide laws

d. all of the above

Laws that allow a person to anonymously leave a newborn at a hospital, police station, or other designated place without fear of prosecution are called a. safe-haven laws.

Explanation:

Safe-haven laws are also known as "Baby Moses laws" as a reference to Moses' mother leaving him when he was just a baby. These laws allow the parent or an agent of the parent to leave unharmed infants with statutorily designated private persons (in a hospital, a police station, or other designated place). In other words, leaving the child in those designated places is not a crime. The parent can remain anonymous and protected from criminal liability.