Supreme Hypocrisy on Buffer Zones?

Supreme Hypocrisy on Buffer Zones?

The unanimous Supreme Court decision Thursday striking down a Massachusetts law allowing 35-foot buffer zones outside abortion clinics raises questions about what happens when constitutional rights collide. The court ruled that the state’s buffer zones infringe the free-speech rights of those who want to protest abortions performed in the facilities. But what about the privacy rights of the clinic patients asserted in the 1973 landmark case Roe v. Wade and previous Supreme Court decisions that have upheld buffer-zone laws?
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