Court to Reconsider Its Ruling on Semen
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A federal appeals panel will reconsider its September ruling that prisoners have a right to mail their semen to artificially inseminate their loved ones.
Without comment, the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals set aside a decision allowing California inmate William Gerber to mail his semen to his 46-year-old wife. That 2-1 ruling will be reheard by 11 judges.
No hearing has been set.
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