SpainIn 2008, Nebraska temporarily allowed parents to surrender newborns at hospitals without facing abandonment charges under a law known as the 'Safe Haven' law, commonly referred to as the 'Baby Moses' law. This law created a legal loophole by not setting an age limit for children who could be surrendered, unlike other states. The practice was short-lived but raised ethical and legal questions regarding child welfare and parental rights. The law was eventually revised to address these concerns.
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