In this seminal decision,the Supreme Court held that a "right to privacy" is "broad enough to encompass a woman's decision whether or not to terminate a pregnancy."

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The case of Roe v. Wade specifically dealt with the issue of a woman's right to privacy with regards to abortion, and the Supreme Court ultimately held that this right extended to a woman's decision to terminate a pregnancy. Griswold v. Connecticut dealt with the broader issue of privacy in the context of marital relations and contraception, while Webster v. Reproductive Health Services and Gonzales v. Carhart were both cases that sought to restrict access to abortion. Planned Parenthood v. Casey affirmed the central holding of Roe v. Wade, but also introduced new standards for evaluating state restrictions on abortion.

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