Which best states the basis for Justice White's dissenting opinion in Roe v. Wade?

A. Current privacy laws would become unconstitutional.

B. State laws would have to be revised based on the decision.

C. New rights beyond those in the Constitution would need to be created.

D. Extensive changes would have to be made to the Bill of Rights.

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Ronald Nichols

24 March, 21:40

Which best states the basis for Justice White's dissenting opinion in Roe v. Wade?

A. Current privacy laws would become unconstitutional.

B. State laws would have to be revised based on the decision.

C. New rights beyond those in the Constitution would need to be created.

D. Extensive changes would have to be made to the Bill of Rights.

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Joel Farley · Answer 1

The best statement for the basis for Justice White's dissenting opinion in Roe v. Wade is that new rights beyond those in the Constitution would need to be created. The correct answer is C.