Question: We talked about the medical and legal issues regarding organ transplant. Currently there are two different types of organ donor lists. There is an adult list and a children's list. There are different rules and regulations for both these lists. Obviously, there is also a longer wait and more scarcity for the children's list. Children as young as eight years old can successfully receive adult organs for transplant, but the rules currently prohibit this. Is this fair? Should children be allowed to get adult organs if they are compatible? Where should doctors draw the line for transplants?