Restrictions on the ability to obtain an abortion, quite obviously, affect women in ways that they will never affect men. For this reason, such restrictions arguably implicate not just substantive due process concerns, but also equal protection concerns. Imagine that a state has implemented a law that clearly burdens a woman's ability to obtain an abortion. Also, imagine that you represent that woman in a suit against the state challenging that law.

Prepare the strongest equal protection argument you can make in favor of striking down that law. Be sure to address the level of scrutiny that the court should apply (and why), as well as articulate specific facts to support your argument.