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Under California's Safe Surrender law, a parent can surrender their infant to a hospital or fire department within 72 hours of birth, "No shame, No blame, No names."
On Thursday, the North Carolina Senate will vote on Senate Bill 20, the "Safe Surrender Infants" bill, which aims to expand the state's newborn safe surrender law. The bill, sponsored by Senator Jim Burgin, R-Lee, cleared the Rules and Operations Committee on Wednesday after being approved by the Health Care and Judiciary Committees. Infant safe surrender law goes to the Senate floor on Thursday.
A N.C. Senate bill that would significantly expand the state’s newborn safe surrender law cleared its second committee step Tuesday.
A bill that would significantly expand the state’s newborn safe surrender law has made it to the N.C. Senate floor for a vote.
A N.C. Senate bill that would significantly expand the state’s newborn safe surrender law cleared its first committee step last week.