Mark Levin Audio Rewind - 6/24/22
Mark Levin Podcast
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The Right to Privacy in the Constitution
The court has said as clear as it knows how, and for anybody who is literate enough to read it, that this case deals with one matter, abortion. It's hard to see how we could be clear moreover,. Even putting aside that these cases are distinguishable, there's a further point that the sen ignores. Each precedent is subject to its own starry d sis analysis. The fact, factors that our doctrine instructs us to consider, like reliance and workability, are different for these cases than for abortion jurisprudence. And so what's happened is, the so called right to privacy has been the holy grail, even though that's not in the constitution
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