Idaho Supreme Court Won't Read 'Right to Abortion' Into State Constitution
The Idaho court held that “a ‘right to abortion’ couldn't be implicitly protected by the Inalienable Rights Clause … as a fundamental right.”
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The Idaho court held that “a ‘right to abortion’ couldn't be implicitly protected by the Inalienable Rights Clause … as a fundamental right.”
In Roe v. Wade,REF the U.S. Supreme Court in 1973 created a constitutional right to abortion and issued rules for implementing it that invalidated the pro-life laws of all 50 states. As a result, abortion advocates went to federal court to challenge laws protecting the unborn that legislatures continued to enact.
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