In Davis V

In Davis v. Davis, the court held that if a divorcing couple cannot decide what to do with unused frozen pre-embryos:

A) the party wishing to use the embryos for procreation should ordinarily prevail, assuming the other party has a reasonable possibility of achieving parenthood by means other than the use of the frozen pre-embryos in question
B) the party wishing to avoid procreation should ordinarily prevail, assuming the other party has a reasonable possibility of achieving parenthood by means other than the use of the frozen pre-embryos in question
C) the judge should destroy the pre-embryos
D) the dispute should be resolved in arbitration