Re: It's a question of potential

Posted by Sedruce at 6:04pm Oct 18 '07
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Legally, potential is often the same as actuality. Sometimes it's not. Which applies to abortion?

Indeed, this is the question I'm struggling to find an answer to as well.

I said this elsewhere: I have the potential to go murder someone, yet I am not legally accountable for that potential.

Actually, now that I'm thinking about it (though this is probably just a brain fart, I'm exhausted hence why I'm not answering many other posts right now), I can't think of anywhere in the law where potential does apply. Intent, perhaps, potential, no. Can you correct me on this, please? I'm pretty sure I'm just missing it.
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