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He didn't want Jane Roe (Real name:Norma McCorvey) to get an abortion because he thought it was like killing a child he said. She never did get an abortion because they had a law suit. But, Norma did give her baby up for adoption. The real reason she didn't the baby is because she was not the reason she got pregnant. She was raped. And, she was only 21 years old with a 10th grade education. She was no where near ready to have a baby. But, to this day she regrets giving him/her up.

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Henry Wade, as the District Attorney of Dallas County, wanted to secure a conviction of Jack Ruby for the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald. Wade sought justice for the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and believed that Ruby's actions in killing Oswald were premeditated and carried out with the intent to deprive Oswald of his constitutional rights.

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