More abortion news. I have always wondered about the 'privacy' angle on abortion and how it is the Constitution's privacy clause that gives women the right to murder their unborn children.
I mean, with that reasoning, I'd say that all criminal acts then should be protected under the privacy clause, I mean, Common Sense is what we supposedly founded this country on. But alas . . .
- The Florida Supreme Court is considering whether to uphold a law banning most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy, which would automatically trigger a stricter six-week ban.
- Planned Parenthood, the ACLU, and others argue that the state constitution's privacy clause has protected the right to abortion for over 40 years.
- The state contends that the privacy clause was not intended to cover abortion and that the legislature should have the authority to regulate the issue.
Florida abortion rights at stake as state Supreme Court takes up challenge to GOP-led restrictions
