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In 1970, Jane Roe (fictional name) presented a lawsuit against Henry Wade, where she wanted abortions to be accessible to everybody and not just women who needed one to survive. She makes a point on how abortions are a constitutional right.

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During Bigelow V Virginia, the right to advertise abortions was debated. With a 7:2 ratio of votes. The first amendment is the right to speech, where people can be vocal about their opinions. Another point that enhanced their idea was how other businesses could have commercials and abortion was now legal so it should also be given the availability to appear in a commercial.

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Planned Parenthood V Danforth (July 2nd, 1976)

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Planned Parenthood V Danforth (July 2nd, 1976)

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In the case of Planned Parenthood against Danforth, the sides argued whether or not a big step such as abortion should have consent from a spouse or parent be a requirement. As Danforth argued they had the right to protect minors "from their own immaturity and other valid points such as regulation of public health. In the end, it was ruled due to a women's right to privacy and independence they will not need any form of approval from parents or spouses, which makes sense since neither the spouse nor parents would carry the baby.

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Planned Parenthood of Pennsylvania V Casey ( June 29, 1992)

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Planned Parenthood of Pennsylvania V Casey ( June 29, 1992)

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In Planned Parenthood V Casey the decision of parental and spousal consent was brought back up. Both deserved notice because Liberty is more important than Privacy for the government. The court is bringing up new regulations and abortion restrictions as long as it doesn't make a "sustainable obstacle" to people looking for an abortion.

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Kami Export - Planned Parenthood V Casey

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Harris V McRae was deciding if abortions for women should be funded by the government. Abortions are a necessity even if it doesn't affect a woman's life or death. Many women don't have the financial stability to raise a baby or are just not mentally capable. The final ruling of the case was that the government does not need to pay for abortions since they have no "legitimate interests". The government does not have to pay for every healthcare service, and it was ruled abortions were more of a personal matter.

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Hill V Colorado emplaced restrictions for people to have signs, leaflets, or protests near a medical facility. This was implemented for the safety and comfort of patients who went to abortion clinics. This guarantees comfort for people choosing to get an abortion.

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Gonzalez V Carhart had a 5-4 ruling on how a partial birth abortion is constitutional. And the state will not rule it out. This did not make an undue burden on the right to abortion, and some parts of the medical community actually needed the procedure called D-E which made partial birth constitutional.

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Reproductive Health Act passed (January 22, 2019)

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Reproductive Health Act passed (January 22, 2019)

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The reproductive health act gave a person full control on theire reproductive choices and what a person feels is best for them. Women had protested with signs that stated "Bans off my body" or "There is no YOU in my Uterus" (My personal favorite). This law guaranteed that not everyone wants to have children and that is ok.

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Medical Services V Russo (January 29, 2020)

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Medical Services V Russo (January 29, 2020)

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Medical Services V Russo made it unconstitutional for any abortion clinics to be forced to shut, and should be treated as any medical clinic. This law will not go against an undue burden for women's right to abortion.

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Roe V Wade, as of 2022, has been overturned, Abortion is now banned without a valid reason. The constitutional right for abortions that people have had for 50 years has perished. Claiming how it has complicated many rules to keep up with, the government has decided to make abortions not lawful anymore.

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