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    The abortion statue existing in Texas, and many other states, prior to Roe v Wade criminalized the willful termination of a pregnancy in almost every case. In 1973, the Supreme Court’s decision on Roe v Wade nullified these laws. Broadening the right to privacy alluded to in the ninth and fourteenth amendments to include the “right to abortion” can seem confusing and nebulous. Solidifying the definitions of the commonly used terms right, freedom and liberty can provide a better understanding of…

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    What Is Abortion A Crime

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    What is abortion? Abortion is the deliberate termination of a human pregnancy, which is mostly performed during the first 28 weeks of pregnancy. The Soviet Union in 1920s was the first to allow abortions at the woman 's request. In 1973 Roe vs. Wade ruled unconstitutional a state law that banned abortions except to save the life of the mother. Most states severely restricted or banned the practice of abortion. By the late 1980s, abortions were permitted in certain countries only to save a woman…

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    The Pros And Cons Of Abortion

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    be forced to abide by this certain theory. Legal abortion today states that human life starts at birth, but when a baby is born, it grows and develops into a teenager, then a mature adult, until it finally becomes old and dies. Humans are made to develop and change, so a human becomes a human during conception. According to strong pro-choice advocates, until someone knows for sure when human life begins, it is not possible to know that abortion is the killing of a person, so for now, it is…

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    an organization with such little regard for human life? Many came to the conclusion that all federal funding of Planned Parenthood should cease because American citizens don’t want to be funding the organization, the group is constantly skirting the law, and the services provided are immoral and unacceptable. The opposition would say that without federal funding, Planned Parenthood could not continue to provide life saving health care for women nation wide. However, if Planned Parenthood was…

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    Argument Against Abortion

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    aborting the child? Doctors, governors, and people have been debating on whether or not abortion should be legal. All people should have the right to their own life and findings. Although the baby has constitutional rights, there are still many exceptions to abortion. If a fetus is the result of sexual abuse or if certain maternal diseases take place, abortion should be a legal path for the mother to take. Abortion should be a legal choice for a woman to make when rape and sexual assault took…

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    procedure called abortion. Abortion is defined as the intentional, premature extraction of the unborn fetus from the female uterus. There are many people who have gone through this procedure all over the world. According to the National Center for Health Statistics, there are an estimated 1.21 million abortions performed in America annually. Although abortion may not be personal for everyone, most people have at least one friend or family member who has had an abortion. Abortion was first…

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    Should Abortion Be Illegal? What is abortion? Abortion is basically the murder of a fetus. Although abortion has dropped statistically in my eyes it’s still a crime. The sad thing is that there is at least one abortion clinic in every US state. It should be illegal because a fetus is a human being, and it is considered to be murder, therefore abortion is a crime. Abortion was first legalized in 1973 by the Supreme Court case Roe vs Wade. Since then, there have been more than fifty-four…

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    Introduction The Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania v. Casey case, resulted in women’s basic liberties being overtaken by the state’s interests. As a result, states can continue to restrict a women from having an abortion after their interpretation of when fetal viability occurs. The court’s ruling ultimately is unconstitutional, as the basic reproductive rights have been taken away from women. The state’s interest in the development of unborn fetuses, along with their…

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    The topic of abortion will stir up ethical, legal and religious sentiments throughout the nation, as it is highly debatable. Although a subjective choice, many people believe that abortion is illegal and most of all, immoral. Your Pro-Life Supporters use science, religion, and personal rights to combat a woman’s right to the basic reproductive freedom. On the other side of the argument, Pro-Choice Supporters believe that the government should not put restrictions on a woman’s choice to…

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    One of the most controversial topics in the US is abortion with almost 700,000 cases per year. Social media has millions of shares and likes about the views of people concerning pro-life or pro-choice. Fetus removal is presently legitimate in the United States, yet at one point in time it was illicit. Although, we have legalized abortion people are still against the fact that women are allowed to kill a child growing in their womb. If a person wants to abort their child that should strictly…

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