We had an engaging discussion and exploration of the constitutional right to abortion. I traced the legal case law from Griswold's declaration of a constitution right of privacy, to Roe v Wade's holding that the right of privacy protects abortion rights, to the affirmance of Roe in Casey,and finally to last year's Supreme Court case ,Dobbs, reversing Roe holding that the Constitution does not protect abortion rights. I discussed how the concept of "due process" in the 14th Amendment informed all of the decisions notwithstanding the contrary holding of Dobbs. Matthew commented on all of the cases and his opinion on the constitutional right to abortion recognizing the role of the due process clause, the incorporation theory ,and the difficulty of resolving the issue.