Exploring Ronald Dworkin's Influence on Abortion Rights and Religious Beliefs in Legal Context

The chapter delves into Ronald Dworkin's theory impacting the Supreme Court's rulings on abortion rights, focusing on the Casey decision and its potential impact on Roe v. Wade. It discusses the balance between upholding abortion rights and the state's interest in regulating based on concerns for fetal life. The conversation extends to the intersection of religious beliefs, reproductive autonomy, and legal precedents, exploring challenges in defining religious views in legal contexts.