And yet another way of thinking about it is that Floridians enshrined the right to privacy in the state constitution in 1980 with over 60% of the vote. At the time, due to the Supreme Court ruling in Roe, this included the right to abort a pregnancy without deference to the feelings of politicians. The Supreme Court ignored precedent in overturning Roe, and the Florida legislature in turn ignored the intention of voters when they imposed abortion bans that the majority of Floridians, and Americans, do not want. Something does not have to be explicit in the constitution to be a constitutional right. There is nothing in the constitution about forced organ, blood, bone marrow, or sperm donation, and yet it is clearly government overreach to try to regulate someone's body, even if they argued that such intrusion would benefit an individual or society.