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Ohio Safe Haven Law Under Scrutiny as Experts Warn It Fails to Prevent Infant Abandonment Crisis

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Ohio’s Safe Haven law is facing fresh scrutiny as experts question whether it truly prevents infant abandonment or only responds after a crisis occurs. The law allows parents in crisis to safely and anonymously surrender newborns under 30 days old. They can use hospitals, fire stations, or law enforcement stations. Ohio has also expanded Safe Haven Baby Boxes in some areas for fully anonymous drop-offs.

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