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    Court decision Roe v. Wade

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    The Day Then It End

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    The year that women decided to stand up for their right’s was the year that the case Roe vs. Wade came about. The author of the article that I chose was a writer for a newspaper‚ and is reliable for this aspect. The author could have chosen to write this article because he or she felt strongly about the women’s rights that were at jeopardy at the time. The article takes place in a town in Texas where a woman was denied the choice of having an abortion. The article then continues to give you facts

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    The abortion debate deals with the rights and wrongs of deliberately ending a pregnancy before normal childbirth‚ therefore‚ killing the fetus in the process. Abortion is a controversial topic for both men and women who find themselves facing the moral dilemma of whether or not to terminate a pregnancy. Abortion is one of the most polarizing issues because most people are on one side or the other and very few are undecided. Abortions have been around for thousands of years. However‚ in the 1800s

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    includes her right to an abortion. The constitution guaranties all Americans the freedom from government interfering with their personal lives. However‚ the government does maintain the right to place restrictions on abortion rights. It was stated in Roe v. Wade that such restrictions must fulfill a very important matter of government interest. The right of privacy trumps the governments interests in protecting fetal life and women’s health. The government may restrict abortions late in pregnancy because

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    Abortion

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    abortion was first majorly recognized when a woman in Texas named Jane Roe challenged the laws of the right to an abortion. In Texas‚ abortion could only be performed when a licensed doctor felt that the child was endangering its mother. However‚ Roe thought that she had the right to a safe and legal option to end her pregnancy‚ so she took her case to court and challenged the Texas state laws (Roe v. Wade). The Texas courts sided with Roe on a seven-two vote saying that her right to privacy is stated in

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    Congress does get involved in abortion policy through its power to spend money and regulate interstate commerce (McBride‚ 2008). The Court has established this constitutional law of abortion through a series of decision‚ called case law‚ especially Roe v. Wade‚ Doe v. Bolton‚ and Planned Parenthood v. Casey. States do not have constitutional authority to prohibit the medical practice of abortion before the fetus is viable; any laws that make abortion criminal before viability would be unconstitutional

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    Roe v. Wade caused tremendous amounts of controversy (McBride par. 1). This case divided the nation more than any other. After most states restricted abortion‚ the feminist acts of the 1960’s challenged it (Treanor pg. 5) Most women have abortions

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    By Tom DeVito Human Sexuality 267 11/4/2013 Abstract This paper will describe the history of abortion starting with back in the ancient Hebrews‚ Romans‚ English‚ and colonial America. Then it will look at the court case Roe vs. Wade and see how it has led to Americans opinion on abortion today. Finally it will look at America today on how women can now get an abortion and the new laws being put in to stricken the reason and ways for American women to have an abortion.

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    Cited: -U.S. Supreme Court‚ Roe v. Wade‚ 410 U.S. 113 (1973) 410 U.S Argued December 13‚ 1971 Reargued October 11‚ 1972 Decided January 22‚ 1973 -Pollitt‚ Katha

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    doctor. A single pregnant woman brought a class action suit challenging Texas law prohibiting abortions except when medically advised with the purpose of saving the mother’s life. Roe was the single mother in this case and Henry Wade was one of the attorneys that argued the case in Texas’s defense. First Roe vs. Wade was argued in the Supreme Court on December 13‚ 1971 it was reargued in October 11‚ 1972 and again on January 22‚ 1973. It was declared the plaintiff’s ninth and fourteenth amendment

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