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Sure. I see the distinction. I stand corrected. My point is unchanged: the legal position in effect from Roe until the Dobbs opinion was that the constitutiona
by robotresearcher 4y ago
Sure. I see the distinction. I stand corrected.
My point is unchanged: the legal position in effect from Roe until the Dobbs opinion was that the constitutional guarantee of personal liberty through the 14th Amendment would include abortion. Congress, being a party to the Constitution, had thus already spoken on the matter.
The new decision overturns that position.