Like Irons many constitutional scholars share the belief that the concept of right to privacy comes from the U.S. Constitution, however there are some scholars who disagree and maintain the belief that the concept of “right to privacy” has no constitutional anchor (Irons, 2006, p.445). In the 1970’s, the Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Harry Blackmun used the controversy to draft the court’s opinion in Roe vs. Wade.
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Proponents and Opponents of the right to privacy argument understand its importance but they disagree on whether the right to privacy should supersede the right to collective safety. Whether it is the abortion issue or human rights issues, the relevance and significance of the right to privacy legal precedence will remain a formidable issue among members of the legal community, the public and civil liberties