Great question. I did some research and apparently some states consider it manslaughter and some "have no legal reason to prosecute". The following reads are from a case in Alabama where a woman is prosecuted for causing the death of a child during a DUI (https://www.fox10tv.com/news/elberta-woman-now-charged-with-manslaughter-in-death-unborn-baby/article_98e4db78-36bc-11e9-954b-e75cbda6b169.htmland ) the other is an illegal immigrant who caused the death of a child during a hit and run in Polk County Florida (https://www.wtsp.com/article/news/sheriff-cant-pursue-manslaughter-charge-after-crash-killed-unborn-child/67-0dd2ecf2-b6e4-429d-b760-715fd9cb1629 ). I feel involuntary/unintentional manslaughter would be an appropriate charge in the accidental miscarriage of an unborn child. This would carry a sentence of 10 to 16 months in jail which can be waived as time served in the event that the trial take time to occur.

I ask the same question, regardless of pro choice or not we still need to come to an agreement is it a life or not ? Recently a pregnant woman in Australia was struck by a drunk driver and she lost the baby . It was late enough in the pregnancy that if the child was born prematurely it would of surivied. Is this manslaughter? apparently not because the law states that is not a life until it takes its first breath. Funny enough if the government found a fertilised egg on Mars it would be considered life on Mars.

Yes.

I've seen a man not be charged with DUI manslaughter on a fetus in one case only to see another one be charged with DUI manslaughter for a fetus. Only dif was the one not charged was from a wealthy politically connected family while the other wasn't. Both were in the same county and state and the accidents happened on the same highway.