Loewy, Arnold H.2014-07-302014-07-30197452 N.C. L. Rev. 223http://hdl.handle.net/10601/1967In this article, Professor Loewy discusses the doctrinal support (or lack thereof) for the seminal abortion and obscenity cases arising from the 1972 term of the Supreme Court. He discusses the reasoning and arguments used by the Court in cases such as Roe v. Wade, Doe v. Bolton, Miller v. California, Roth v. United States, and others, pointing out the strengths and weaknesses in the doctrinal bases for each argument. He concludes by discussing the contradictory rights established by these two lines of cases.en-USSupreme CourtConstitutional lawObscenityReproductive rightsFirst AmendmentFourteenth AmendmentRight of privacyArticle