Supreme Court Case Against Abortion

To kill a baby or keep it alive, that's question. There has been much controversary over the topic of abortion for many decades. People who are against abortion say that everyone deserves a chance to live. Those say that are pro-choice insist that women have the right to choose whether a fetus lives or not. Abortion is the termination of pregnancy by deleting a fetus before it gets a chance to survive outside of the uterus. Even though abortions are safe and legal in the United States, the executive, judicial, and legislative branch have different opionions on this topic. The Supreme Court has presided over many rulings involving abortion. The Supreme Court ruled in 1973 (Roe v. Wade) that women have the right to abort a fetus because of the U.S. Constituion's protection. There were 4 states: Alaska, Hawaii, New York, and Washington allowed every procedure whenever the women or doctor see it is needed. Pennsylvania was the only one to fail totally ban on this procedure. There were 17 states that made changes in their laws to allow abortion because of the health risks, rapes, and fetal damage. The Supreme Court warned states in Doe v. Bolton that they …show more content…
Congress has introduced many amendments that would overrrule the Supreme Court's decision to allow abortion. A few amounts have been brought to better secure the right to an abortion. A constitutional amendment promise termnating pregnancy rights would be lowering unsure, but the pass of amendment battles. Congress has tried to block funds for health cre purpose that allow abortion practices. The spending power ended up harming the poor and other who need federal help. Congress has also prohibited a woman from transporting across states lines to have an abortion. The Times survey agrees that in some cases abortion isn't the right thing to do, but feels that the government has no business tell women if she can have an abortion or