· 5/17/1976
People v. Ignacio
Citations
- 1 Guam 312
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- holding that the failure to comply with the statutory requirement of physician involvement prevented the mother from claiming that the sperm donor was not a legal parent under the donor nonpaternity statute
- rejecting mother’s assertion that father could not be named child’s parent when father’s sperm donation was not made through a physician
- Ohio statute's absolute bar to paternity of known donor violated due process as applied to donor where mother solicited participation of donor and agreed that known donor would have relationship with child
- Ohio statute’s absolute bar to paternity of known donor violated due process as applied to donor where mother solicited participation of donor and agreed that known donor would have relationship with child
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