In this argument about Roe v. Wade, the key point I would like to make is that Roe v. Wade was settled when the courts deemed that women’s right for abortions fell within the rights to privacy protection under the Fourteenth Amendment (Oyez, n.d.) The court’s decision gave women control over their bodies. Others may think that the courts discussion was not settled, but I would argue that it is. My argument about Roe v. Wade is supported by the fact that the Supreme Court made previous decisions regarding somewhat similar cases. These cases include Griswold v. Connecticut, Eisenstadt v. Baird and United States v. Vuitch. These cases had to do with the right to privacy for counseling on and access for contraception for both married couples and
