Last week, Amy Otto posted this interesting post on liberty and abortion at Pocket Full of Liberty. I agree with a great deal of it, but there is a pesky area of disagreement that keeps coming up between libertarians and pro-life activists: namely that legislation is the wrong approach. So I’ve got a response to that over at Misfit Politics. I’d be a Misfit if I were younger and hipper. Instead I’m working on crazy old lady who wears purple polka dot pants and wild hats. (That’s your cue to go read it. I’ll wait.)

Just a little background information on abortion law. Roe v. Wade and its sister case Doe v. Bolton overturned every state law regulating abortion and allowed abortion through all nine months of pregnancy for any reason. Roe set up the standard that abortion must be permitted for “life or health of the mother,” and Doe defined health to be “all factors—physical, emotional, psychological, familial, and the woman’s age—relevant to the wellbeing of the patient.”

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Most abortion regulations happen in the states but are constrained by the judicial limitations.  In light of this, a question to my libertarian friends: what do you think the law should be on abortion?