For 10 points, name this 1973 case in which the Supreme Court legalized certain forms of abortion.
The majority opinion supported the District Court's decision not to grant standing to James Hallford and an anonymous married couple, using analysis of the word "person" in the Constitution. Harry Blackmun cited Eisenstadt v. Baird and Griswold v. Connecticut to argue that a newly established right to privacy was being violated by a Texas statute in this case, whose companion case was Doe v. Bolton. For 10 points, name this 1973 case in which the Supreme Court legalized certain forms of abortion.
The majority opinion supported the District Court's decision not to grant standing to James Hallford and an anonymous married couple, using analysis of the word "person" in the Constitution.
{Roe} v. Wade