Nearly 20 succeeding Supreme Court Cases involve similar issues as presented in Roe v. Wade. One such case is Coleman v. Warden. In this case, Coleman had kicked Olivia Williams in the stomach (who was pregnant at the time). She later suffered a misscarriage which lead to Coleman’s conviction of manslaughter by the : "…unlawfully terminat[ing] Olivia Williams’ pregnancy…" (Coleman v. Warden, 2002). Coleman argued in accordance of Roe v. Wade saying that "…the state may not prohibit the termination of a pregnancy before the viability of the fetus because of the Supreme Court’s interpretation of the Fourteenth Amendment in Roe v. Wade…" (Coleman v

In conclusion, the affects of Roe v. Wade are evident now as the they were at the time of the case’s desicion. Althought Roe v. Wade was settled nearly 30 years ago it still has an effect on the world today. The decision made on

. Warden, 2002). This meant that Coleman can not be accused of manslaughter because of the Supreme Court ruling in Roe v.Wade that the fetus is not a "Fourteenth Amendment" person until contraception. The court ruled against Coleman’s petition for writ of habeas corpus because he "…deprived Williams of her child, or at least the ability to excersise her rights over pregnancy."(Coleman v. Wardern, 2002). This case was directly affected by the decison in Roe v. Wade.

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