THE RIGHT TO ABORTION, THE COURTS INVENTION

Since the Supreme Court had invented this Constitutional right to marital privacy in the first place, they naturally felt entitled to define its scope. Among the things that it came to include was the right to be free of interference with a desired abortion. Thus the Supreme Court arrived at the right to abortion through a questionable two step procedure: first, they invented a new right to privacy; second, they defined it to include the right to an abortion.

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