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    I have chosen the topic of Abortion, I believe this is one of the most polarizing subjects in the country. It’s a fight of ideas, legalities, morels, and government all mashed into what some say is a right to choose, and others say it is murder. The Pro-choice advocates have many of the arguments in favor of abortion, but I will just pick seven of them. 1. Laws against abortion don’t stop them just relegates them to the back rooms of illegal abortion operations. 2. If you want to stop abortion…

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    is no in between, but there can be. The pro-life people, who are often religious, believe that the babies that are being aborted have unalienable right from the time of conception therefore abortion should be considered murder (ProQuest Staff). Roe v. Wade made aborting a child in the first trimester legal and women whose health is at risk may get an abortion during the second trimester. This is what made pro-life come to life. People who are against abortion began to make the argument that if…

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    Plato On Abortion

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    Abortion is a very touchy and seems to be a very recent issue in today’s society, but it is interesting to know that abortion is actually an age-old issue. It’s been actually a bigger issue before than it is now; abortion has been hiding in the shadows of larger issues and has passed through the centuries rarely noticed and discussed. It is noteworthy to see what the early church and society thought about abortion and why they believed the way they did. Abortion has recently been a big issue and…

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    As one of the hot button topics in America today, Abortion is widely debated by the American public. Recent statistics show that for the first time in seven years, Americans are choosing pro-choice instead of pro-life. Acknowledging the arguments and understanding why people disagree with the idea of a woman being able to make a choice about her own reproductive health and potential future baby is important, but the reality is that Pro-life is constitutionally and morally the correct decision…

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    discrepancies on what constitutes human life, although in Texas Anti-choice politicians are trying to outlaw abortion at 20 weeks or earlier, making it more and more difficult for women seeking abortion to find a safe clinic. This is interesting because the Roe v. Wade case of 1973 decided a right to privacy under the Due Process Clause of the 14th amendment extended to a woman’s decision to have an abortion. There was a problem because this must be balanced between the states two interests…

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    The issue on abortion has been a long time controversy worldwide. It poses questions whether the process is considered wrong or right. To some group of people, abortion is considered morally unjust because it is viewed as an execution or murder of a human being. In the United States (US), abortion is still banned in many states, and some have implemented limitations prior to getting an abortion. I am for abortion that it should be legalized nationwide without limitations because it constitutes…

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    Abortion, the deliberate termination of a pregnancy, has been a topic of discussion and argument for decades. It is a very controversial topic, however there have been over one billion abortions worldwide since 1980. Although some may oppose abortion, there are countless reasons as to why women have the right to terminate their pregnancy. First, women should have the fundamental right to get an abortion if desired. On the contrary, abortion is the process of murdering an unborn soul and…

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    acts is called judicial review. Coming about as a result of the Marbury v. Madison case of 1803, having been established by John Marshall, the policy still remains relevant today. Essentially, if a state were to make a law(s) that limited the rights of a certain group of people, such as in the Brown v. Board of Education case, the Supreme Court has the right to deem it unconstitutional and prohibits enforcing the law. In the Brown v. Board of Education case, segregation of schools was argued and…

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    Abortion is a debatable topic for women that don 't know if they are able to take care of their child. Women want to abort either because they’re not ready, they don’t want a child to take care of, economic struggles, or because the father don’t want to take charge. By 1973 it was legal to have a choice in abortion because Roe Wade declared that it was the women 's choice in what they desire. A woman can abort a child whether it 's surgical or by taking medications from the beginning of their…

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    Abortion went through many other Supreme Court cases after Roe v. Wade. In 1992, it was brought up again in the court case Planned Parenthood v. Casey. In this case, many Pennsylvania state regulations regarding abortion were challenged. The Pennsylvania Abortion Control Act was taken into consideration and it was decided that it violated certain rights of women. This case was important because it affirmed the basic ruling of Roe v. Wade which was that the state is prohibited from banning a…

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