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While I agree with Jonathan Turley's analysis that Lawrence v. Texas is more about privacy than homosexuality [Gay rights: not as radical as all that, NLJ, July 14], I do not agree that logically any privacy right to intimate sexual relations is linked to any right to choose/right to abortion, for the obvious reason that abortion also involves the rights of a third party, a potential or actual other human being.
September 01, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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