I noticed that a reference to Novogenix on page 246 of the Majority Staff Report shows (in exhibit 63: contract) that in the procurement of baby partsspecimens/stem cells, the company buys all rights under 'Ownership" including 'personality rights' and 'moral rights' PDF: https://www.grassley.senate.gov/sites/default/files/judiciary/upload/22920%20-%20FTR.pdf  Personality right are mainly of two types: one being the right to publicity and the other the right to privacy. Moral Personhood EDIT: Question for lawyerfags, does the purchase of 'moral personhood' rights mean that no one is allowed to ever lay a legitimate legal claim as to the nature of said 'person' being bought?  If 'specimens' ever turn out to be 'moral persons' with legal standing, would purchasing their rights protect the company from class action lawsuits?  Does the purchase of said rights indicate that contrary to what abortion supporters try to portray (lumps of flesh, not persons), lawyers recognize that is not the case, enough so as to protect themselves legally?  Can this be likened to reopening a slippery slope back to legalized slavery? Just thinking out loud.