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{{caselaw|Roe v. Wade|410 U.S. 113|1973}}

{{caselaw|Roe v. Wade|410 U.S. 113|January 22, 1973}}

'''''Roe v. Wade''''' (Jan. 22, 1973) was the epitome of [[liberal]] [[judicial supremacy]], in which the [[U.S. Supreme Court]] created a new right in the [[Constitution]] for a woman to have an [[abortion]] at any time during pregnancy.  It weakened the legitimacy of the Court, and resulted in a political reaction against it that continued for decades.  The decision caused the death of more than 50 million unborn children.

'''''Roe v. Wade''''' (Jan. 22, 1973) was the epitome of [[liberal]] [[judicial supremacy]], in which the [[U.S. Supreme Court]] created a new right in the [[Constitution]] for a woman to have an [[abortion]] at any time during pregnancy.  It weakened the legitimacy of the Court, and resulted in a political reaction against it that continued for decades.  The decision caused the death of more than 50 million unborn children.