B_Jingoist
Just Browsing
You're trying too hard to have a point. Therefore, how about I spell it out for you here - the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision protects a woman's right to privacy under the due process clause in the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution AND it extends to a woman's decision to have an abortion.
End of story. - Roe v. Wade - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Please don't tell me you were actually looking for the word "abortion" in the Constitution?
Considering such a logically facetious scenario could even be possible in the United States, if all doctors refused to grant abortions when a woman requested one that would also be unconstitutional to women based on current law as it stands. No sense of you trying to use the constitution to protect your own beliefs while creating an argument that would also be unconstitutional in itself. I'd advise you to not use words you don't understand, such as reading comprehension and basic legal doctrine, since clearly you've grasp the yin without once considering the yang.
No, a doctor cannot be forced to give a woman an abortion. End of story, I've read every opinion written about Roe v. Wade and it is a simple answer, women have the right to choose. As do doctors have the right to choose.
No one has the right to an abortion, and even as this law is written or any law, a doctor can refuse to provide their services, it is their right.