'The low-hanging fruit is contraception, probably starting with emergency contraception, and same-sex marriage is also low-hanging fruit in that it was very recently recognized by the Supreme Court,' Sepper said. University of Texas law professor Elizabeth Sepper, an expert on health care law and religion, told Reuters that Americans are right to worry.
Legal experts are divided on whether the Supreme Court's watershed ruling legalizing same-sex marriage is in jeopardy with the expected ruling striking down constitutional protections on a woman's right to an abortion. Supreme Court could return the issue of same-sex marriage to states to decide, just as the court's majority is expected to do with abortion rights, according to a leaked Supreme Court opinion draft of the decision expected later this month or next. LGBTQ advocates' concern stems not only from what has happened in statehouses, but also the very real concern that a conservative majority on the U.S.
