The decision rendered in Harris v. McRae clarified the ruling in this previous case by holding that Congress didn't violate the constitution by withholding federal money from the procedure in question.
The decision rendered in Harris v. McRae clarified the ruling in this previous case by holding that Congress didn't violate the constitution by withholding federal money from the procedure in question. A related decision prior to this landmark case was U.S. v. Vuitch, though perhaps its most famous precedent was Griswold v. Connecticut, which had first articulated the concept of the "right to privacy" used in this case, in which the ruling was that a certain action was legal on a trimesterly basis. Brought under a pseudonym by Norma McCorvey, for 10 points, what was this 1973 case that legalized abortion?
The decision rendered in Harris v. McRae clarified the ruling in this previous case by holding that Congress didn't violate the constitution by withholding federal money from the procedure in question.
{Roe} v. Wade