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History of Feminism

Panich52

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3. Idea of a constitutional right to privacy, one of the bases of Roe, is seen by many as a weakness in

Reply to Betty Karlson (Reply #2)

Sun Jun 28, 2015, 11:05 AM

Jun 2015

that decision. So-called originalists deny that right exists. Kennedy's bolstering of the idea does help counter nay-sayers.

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What the Supreme Court’s marriage equality ruling means for reproductive rights [View all] gollygee Jun 2015 OP

Maybe another case Thespian2 Jun 2015 #1

Maybe this is why Roberts reluctantly disagreed. Betty Karlson Jun 2015 #2

Idea of a constitutional right to privacy, one of the bases of Roe, is seen by many as a weakness in Panich52 Jun 2015 #3

In that case, it might even refelct on online privacy. Betty Karlson Jun 2015 #5

Yes, but every time it is reaffirmed in a scotus decision, the right gets more Warren DeMontague Jun 2015 #7

I wonder if that explains the truly execrable dissensions? ismnotwasm Jun 2015 #4

I don't think Kenedy was being prescient Gman Jun 2015 #6