Hope v. Perales

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• funding pregnancy-related services but not medically necessary abortions does not violate due process clause of state constitution
• funding pregnancy-related services but not medically necessary abortions does not violate due process clause of state constitution
• funding pregnancy-related services but not medically necessary abortions does not violate due process clause of state constitution
• right to privacy protected under the due process clause of the New York Constitution involves the right to reproductive choice, including the right to an abortion
• right to privacy protected under the due process clause of the New York Constitution involves the right to reproductive choice, including the right to an abortion

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