About the limitations of bodily autonomy and privacy

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1. How can you argue that there is no right to privacy anymore because of Dobbs vs Jackson?

2. What were the key points that Dobbs brought and how does this mean that our bodily autonomy is limited now? I don't want a summary of Dobbs, I just want the law and how it is now applied in future cases.

3. What other supreme court precedent cases can you use to argue about the limitations of bodily autonomy/privacy. How can they be applied? Please provide detailed explanations.

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