On abortion, Floridians have chance to remedy Supreme Court's tortured logic | Editorial

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50% : And its sweeping dismissal of the state's privacy clause could put other personal freedoms under legal jeopardy. Florida voters added a privacy clause to the state constitution in 1980, which states in part: "Every natural person has the right to be let alone and free from governmental intrusion into the person's private life."
50% : In other words, Florida's top court appeared to conveniently forget that Florida voters knew full well that enshrining a right to privacy into the state constitution in 1980 would protect abortion rights.

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