The US Supreme Court did far more than overturn the Sullivan Law and Roe v. Wade. It laid down a couple of very important markers. First, Constitutional rights cannot be limited by courts that "balance" rights versus state "interests." Once a right is identified, the state may only invade it under extremely limited conditions. Next, identifying the nature of the right requires a careful analysis of the language in which it is stated. That's called "textualism." Finally, it must be illuminated by the actions and writings of the people of that time, not our changing arguments about policy today. 

These principles should allow our Federal Courts to roll back the excesses of the Progressive Courts. No wonder the Left is so hysterical.