Manslaughter of “Quick” Child

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P.A. 328 of 1931
Makes it a manslaughter crime to kill intentionally a “quick” (when movement can be felt) child in utero, either by injury to the mother, administering drugs, or use of an instrument. MCL 750.322-323.

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