"The court classified this right as fundamental, thus requiring any
governmental infringement to be justified by a compelling state
interest. Roe held that the state's compelling interest in
preventing abortion and protecting the life of the mother outweighs a
mother's personal autonomy only after viability. Before viability, it
was held, the mother's liberty of personal privacy limits state
interference due to the lack of a compelling state interest."
Right of Privacy/Personal Autonomy
There is another way of looking at the issue of abortion: when does the potential person become a person?
If Pro-Lifers Got into the Car Business
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