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Who Controls? Contraception Abortion Woman Man Physician State Woman

Roe Source of Right? Individual interest? State Interests? Deter sex Woman’s health Life/potential life of fetus

Roe Scope of Right? Trimester structure Permissible state limits?

Casey Stare Decisis Scope of Right Individual Interest Liberty Personal decisions re marriage, procreation, . Individual Interest

Casey Interpretation of Roe/Scope of Right State interest No undue burden State interest Woman’s health Life of fetus

Restrictions on Abortion Parental Permission/Notification Spousal Permission/Notification Information/Delays Funding Rules ??

Wider Implications? Constitutional Basis for Roe? For Casey? Alternative Approaches? Implications for Right of Privacy and Non-Procreative Sexual Activity?