RE: On the matter of abortion: should politicians represent their constituants, or ignore them?

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RE: On the matter of abortion: should politicians repre... - 11/11/2008 9:46:35 AM

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Actually, until the US had established it's own government, it was subject to England's laws, and abortion was illegal under English common law.

It was legal under Anglo-Norman statutory law (6 Henry II). Lots of things were and are legal or illegal under COMMON law that are otherwise under STATUTORY law.

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