Roe v Wade: Abortion and the Supreme Court

that she could adequately care for. So the woman met with two lawyers who named her "Jane Roe" to protect her privacy, and together they set out to challenge the constitutionality of this law.
             The timing was right. In 1969, more people were beginning to talk more openly about abortions and a woman's right to pursue them. Opinion polls taken over the last few years showed that a growing number of women favored changes in state abortion laws. The changes were those that would make it easier for all women to obtain abortions. It would not be an easy case. The judge might decide in favor of the plaintiff, striking down the existin
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