The case of Webster v. Reproductive Health Services was widely interpreted as
a. a signal that Roe v. Wade was unlikely to be overturned.
b. an invasion of privacy.
c. confirmation that a fetus is not commonly considered a human life.
d. identification of an “undue burden” that restrictions place on women.
e. permission for states to pass restrictions on abortion.
ANS: E
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a. Impeachment b. Compensation c. Succession d. Appointment e. Consignment
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