American Constitutionalism in Historical Perspective (packet)

Substantive Due Process and Emerging Rights to Personal Autonomy or Personhood

	Speech/Religion	Lochner	Griswold	Roe-Casey	Bowers-Lawrence	Cruzan-Glucksberg
Right	(1) Dignity (free mind, conscience) (2) Equality (no content based restrictions on speech, all religions equal)	Work	Marital association, Intimate association	Intimate association, gender issues	Intimate association	Life
Compelling Secular Purpose	Clear & present danger, other compelling state interest	(1) Harms to self (workers), (2) Harms to others (consumers), (3) Equality	(1) Prevent extramarital, premarital sex, (2) prevent non-procreational sex	(1) Health/life of mother (2) Potential life	1) End non-procreational sex (2) Upset gender roles (3) Health risks	Life

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   The Rise and Fall of Substantive Economic Due Process (pp. 453-486)
   
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      The constitution protects eco rts and interests, but designed for an agrarian society, have to figure out how to adjust to a more industrial one.
      
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