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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (164476)	3/17/2003 12:26:05 AM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) of 1574328

Ted, <It comes from English Common Law which was also the basis for the Constitution.> Could you provide the link again? I never saw in the Roe v. Wade decision where "English Common Law" was applied. Here is the link I posted; however, I don't believe Justice Blackmun discusses English Common Law. I posted it because it shows the connection between right to privacy and the abortion ruling. members.aol.com But before you come back to complain, here's a link that provides a discussion on the Magna Carta, showing how it is the basis for English Common Law, and in turn, how English Common Law was the basis for the Constitution: independencevisitorcenter.com Speaking of which, I was not aware that said "English Common Law" also formed the basis for the Constitution. See link above. ted

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