In face of the charges of radicalism, I just think it's important to remember that, since it was decided in 1973, Roe v. Wade had been cited in more than 4,500 cases as precedent for privacy and for other rights as well, including more than 140 Supreme Court cases, more than 2,600 Federal court cases, and nearly 2,000 state court cases.
Lynch emphasizes Roe v. Wade's legal significance and its impact on privacy rights.
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