You know, for the longest time I just assumed R v W was based on one’s constitutional right to one’s body, I legitimately didn’t know it was based more on privacy.
(Not American, so when people brought it up around me, they said it was a constitutional right. Hence the assumption.)
With this in mind, I’m honestly surprised it lasted as long as it did. I mean no one thought to bring forth better, stronger legal precedents in all that time?
Perhaps medical protection from the government or an argument that it conflicts with one’s religion (which the government is not supposed to impede I thought?) bodily autonomy or I dunno just something a bit stronger than a right to privacy.
Sooner or later some bright cookie will levy such a lawsuit, right?
Sue the government for a woman dying due to be denied an abortion or just something.
I guess as per usual, the older generation has left a mess for the younguns to clean up and deal with the aftermath