Clinton and Trump the unequivocal Constitutional Right to Life of the Unborn

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The RIGHTS OF The UNBORN

The Constitutional Challenge to Roe v. Wade
by Fr. Clifford Stevens

PREFACE
The constitutional issues raised by Roe v. Wade have never had, a public airing and the public debate on the subject has turned on philosophical rather than legal issues. This study attempts to bring into focus some of the constitutional issues involved, but by no means exhausts them. it is merely an overview of a totally new development in constitutional law, a development that could be labeled embryonic law.
That development was opened by the Roe v. Wade decision, as the issue of civil rights was opened by Plessy v. Ferguson, workers' rights by Lochner v. New York, and children's rights by Hammer v. Dagenhart.
The question now before the judiciary is the rights of the unborn, and this study links the question of the unborn with major constitutional issues of the past, setting the stage for the emergence of Embryonic Law. I am convinced that any future public discussion of the subject must face squarely the constitutional questions. A few of these questions are highlighted in this book.

PROLOGUE.

I - The Basis for a Legal Challenge.

II - The Constitutional Principle.

III - Precedents in Constitutional History.

IV - Historic Supreme Court Reversals.

V - The Judicial Process: Litigation.

VI - The Judicial Process: Principles.

VII - The Judicial Process: Precedent: stare decisis.

VIII - The Judicial Process: Facts.

IX - The Judicial Process: Rights.

X - The New Juridic Vacuum: Unborn Life.

XI - The New Juridic Development: Embryonic Law.

XII - Sources for a Constitutional Challenge.

POSTSCRIPT.

APPENDIX: Stare Decisis: A Talk by Justice Douglas