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cjgl-2354	Cohen, Jean C.	Redescribing Privacy: Identity, Difference, and the Abortion Controversy	1992	76	.pdf	application/pdf	38598	1515	48	Further, I do not believe that some other justification, be it an equal protection argument, one appealing solely to the freedom of conscience, or one based exclusively on the idea of bodily integrity, could serve as an adequate normative substitute for privacy rights in this domain.3 Nor do Privacy Is Important, in id. at 290; Jeffrey H. Reiman, Privacy, Intimacy, and Personhood, in id. at 300. I shall argue below both that a constitutionally protected right to personal privacy is indispens- able to any modern conception of freedom and that without reproductive freedom, secured in part by such a right, women are deprived of the good that privacy rights are meant to, and should, protect for all of us.	cache/cjgl-2354.pdf	txt/cjgl-2354.txt